A new rule change for electric vehicle chargers could slash installation costs by up to £300, offering homeowners a significant financial incentive to switch to electric. However, the savings come with restrictions that may limit eligibility for some households. The updated guidelines introduce stricter conditions on where and how chargers can be installed, potentially excluding properties without off-street parking or those in certain housing types. Experts warn that while the move could accelerate the shift to electric vehicles, not all buyers will benefit equally from the policy adjustments.
EV charger rule change promises £300 saving – but there’s a catch The Independent
