A selection of our low-emission vehicles are eligible for a plug-in government grant that can be worth a maximum of £1500 off your EV or plug-in hybrid vehicle. Fully electric vehicles are also exempt from road tax, whilst the plug-in hybrid ranges are free from road tax for the first year and pay a reduced rate for the subsequent years. This only adds to the savings that you can make from changing to a full EV or a Hybrid vehicle. You can also get up to £350 (including VAT) off the cost of installing a charger at home, offered by the Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme.

Due to the fact that an electric cars have less moving parts, it is much easier to locate any issues and repair them, compared to a non-EV vehicle! This results in lower maintenance costs, adding to the savings you can already benefit from! Charging up your electric car is also much cheaper, especially if you charge up at off-peak times! Drivers of electric vehicles also completely exempt from the congestion charge, as well as the ULEZ charge. In certain parts of the UK, electric vehicles can park for free and the spaces are often conveniently positioned for ease of access.

A common myth placed on electric vehicles is that they do not perform as well as internal combustion engine (ICE) cars. In terms of power, torque and acceleration, fully electric cars out perform their ICE counterparts. Instant torque from zero revs is a huge benefit in the performance of electric cars. The electric and hybrid range allows you to enjoy the same MG practicality, style and performance of the petrol models, whilst also benefitting you and the environment. The technology fitted in the electric models combined with the performance, will have you eager to drive your car, each and every day.

Due to the zero tailpipe emissions, electric cars help to reduce the air pollution and increase the air quality in towns and cities. This makes them a better place to be for all and not just the drivers. Even with the energy used to charge the car due to intelligent features, such as cars stopping charging when they reach 100%, electric cars can still benefit the environment greatly. With battery recycling and reusing an ever growing market, this further increases the benefits of electric cars on the environment and air quality in our towns and cities.