£1500 EV Grant with new Citroen

Tuesday, 5 August 2025                                                                                                                                   25/26

CITROËN CONFIRMS THE FIRST MODELS IN ITS ELECTRIC CAR RANGE TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE UK GOVERNMENT ELECTRIC CAR GRANT

• Citroën New ë-C3, New ë-C4, New ë-C4 X and ë-Berlingo (M1) to be eligible for £1,500 support from UK government, along with £1,500 support for New ë-C3 Aircross and New ë-C5 Aircross
• Electric Car Grant is awarded to models that meet strict technical and environmental criteria
• Citroën to receive the Level 2 £1,500 support as all vehicles are assembled in Europe.
• Citroën have six electric cars under £36,000
• Electric Car Grant available, in conjunction with the existing 0% PCP offer
• Electric Car Grant means that New ë-C3 is available from £20,595, New ë-C3 Aircross £21,595, and New ë-C5 Aircross from £32,565

Citroën is delighted to announce the first vehicles in its electric car range that will be eligible for the UK Government’s Electric Car Grant (ECG), reinforcing the company's commitment to making the transition to electrification more accessible and affordable for all drivers. This initiative allows customers to enjoy an extensive selection of zero-emission vehicles while benefiting from significant savings.

With the ECG in place, the pricing for Citroën's electric models showcases remarkable affordability. New ë-C3 is now available from only £20,595, New ë-C3 Aircross starts at £21,595, and the New ë-C5 Aircross can be acquired from £32,565. This means that six models in Citroën's electric passenger car lineup is now priced under £36,000, ensuring that an eco-friendly driving experience is within reach for a wider audience.

In addition to the ECG, customers can take advantage of Citroën's existing offers, including an attractive 0% finance option on Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) plans, requiring only a 20% deposit on a 24-month term. Such financial flexibility further enhances the accessibility of Citroën’s electric vehicles, allowing customers to make the switch to sustainable mobility.

The New ë-C3 is particularly noteworthy, delivering best-in-class comfort and an effortless electric driving experience. A European-designed and European-built all-electric compact hatchback, New ë-C3 embodies Citroën's dedication to providing outstanding value for money alongside impressive levels of useful equipment. For customers seeking the benefits of zero-emission mobility at an affordable price, New ë-C3 is the ideal choice.

Citroën remains committed to leading the way in the electrification of the automotive industry and making electric vehicles a viable option for everyone. The combination of the ECG and Citroën's fair pricing allows for a seamless transition to electric driving, ensuring that accessibility and affordability are at the forefront of this initiative.

Greg Taylor, Managing Director, Citroën UK, said: “At Citroën we want everyone to have the opportunity to make the switch to an electric car. We welcome the support of the Electric Car Grant and are delighted to be the first to have vehicles in our electric range, including the New ë-C3, New ë-C4, New ë -C5 Aircross and ë-Berlingo, approved and eligible. We’re pleased that the support from the UK Government makes our range more accessible with six vehicles under £36,000.”

Citroën also offers customers peace of mind with its comprehensive WE CARE package. The offer covers the electric motor, onboard charger, transmission, and all the key electrical and mechanical components for up to 8 years/100,000 miles, whichever comes first.*

Citroën WE CARE complements the specific warranty that already applies to the high-voltage battery for 8 years/100,000 miles, providing comprehensive vehicle coverage. WE CARE is activated automatically and free of charge for an additional 2 years or 16,000 miles after each maintenance service performed within the network.

For more information on Citroën’s electric range and current offers, please visit

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