[wrm]

We are at the end of our lease and have ordered a new EV on the scheme and had an electric charger fitted. Unfortunately we are now having to consider leaving the scheme but will this mean we have to pay for the electric charger and if so how much? It was a straightforward installation with no extra costs.

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[rox]

I guess they will say when you contact them and tell them you want to hand back the car you have and cancel you current order and you’re no longer wanting another car on the scheme at the end of your lease.

For what ever reasons you have for doing so. Imo it should be no issue at all.

I recently left the scheme also but handed the car back early and they was ok about it. They reduced the early termination fee to £50 instead of £250 and in the current climate it’s understandable with such high ap’s and long waiting times. Athough if you have home charging an ev could be alot cheaper to run.

I doubt they will charge you for the install, but what it would meen is that if you was to rejoin the scheme they would not fit another charger or if you changed address. Going by what they have on the site about the charger installation.

We’ll only pay for your first chargepoint to be installed, for your first fully electric car. So if you move home and you need a new chargepoint, you’ll need to pay for this and it could cost you from £750.

Did they send you any terms and conditions of the install. if they did I’d read them, if they didn’t then there’s no terms and conditions.

[DumfriesDik]

Interesting question, be sure to post the answer when you hear from Motability. Best wishes.

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[Row]

Which EV do you have on order ? Have you cancelled it yet as the dealer may be willing to let another Motability customer take over the order. Mine did !

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