Guidance

Plug-in motorcycle grant: eligibility and applications

Technical eligibility criteria and application guidance for the plug-in motorcycle grant scheme for manufacturers.

From:
Office for Zero Emission Vehicles and Department for Transport
Published
14 October 2016
Last updated
6 April 2024 — See all updates

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Plug-in motorcycle grant: eligibility and applications

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Plug-in motorcycle grant: how to complete the application form

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Form A: plug-in motorcycle grant scheme number application

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Form B: plug-in motorcycle grants application cover sheet

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Plug-in motorcycle grant: preparing battery degradation evidence

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Details

This guidance is for manufacturers of plug-in motorcycles. It explains:

  • the technical criteria that motorcycles must meet to be eligible for the plug-in grant scheme
  • how to register a vehicle to be eligible under the scheme

For a list of eligible motorcycles and information about buying one, see low-emission vehicles eligible for a plug-in grant.

Updates to this page

Published 14 October 2016
Last updated 6 April 2024 + show all updates

  1. The plug-in motorcycle grant has been extended until at least April 2025 for L3 motorcycles only.

  2. This guidance has been reformatted. The content has not changed.

  3. Guidance amended to reflect introduction of a new price cap of £10,000, as well as updates to the application process including alteration of whom to contact at different points in the process.

  4. The guidance has been updated to show that the waiting time for a decision has changed. It should now be received within 2 months.

  5. This has been updated to include larger electric motorbikes under the EVHS.

  6. Grant application guidance reformatted and background section updated.

  7. First published.

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