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This is a continuation of the old thread which was becoming slow to load.
We will be deleting all posts not related directly to the number of vehicles on the Scheme at the end of the day, or sometimes sooner. Please do not take offence if your post is deleted, it’s intended to make this thread as uncluttered as possible.
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Thursday 25th June 2026 – Vehicles on the Scheme – 718 Change +2
KIA +1 (electric)
EV4 +1 GT-Line added at £2499 Advance Payment
Citroen +1 (electric)
C5 Aircross +1 Electric added, 73kWh battery £6999 Advance Payment
Tuesday 30th June 2026 – Vehicles on the Scheme – 757 Change +39
Citroen +2 (diesel)
Spacetourer +2 Max trim reinstated, Good. £7499 AP in Medium length and £7599 in XL length
Cupra +4 (3 plugin hybrid, 1 electric)
Leon +3 1 hatch and 2 estate, plugin hybrid £7499 Advance Payment for 204hp version or £8395 with 272hp as an estate only.
Tavascan +1 winter pack version added for £7995 Advance Payment
Ford +10 (plugin hybrid)
Kuga +4 £6995 – £7995 Advance Payment
Tourneo Connect +2 5 seat phev £7695 Advance Payment
Grand Tourneo Connect +4 £7695 Advance Payment
KGM +1 (petrol)
Tivoli +2 Duplication / upgrade facelift
Mazda +1 (plugin hybrid)
CX60 +1 Exclusive line with Dap/Com/Con packs £7499 Advance Payment
Renault +2 (diesel)
Traffic +2 9 seat Manual only 150hp 2 litre diesel entry level Advance trim short to long version £8695 Advance Payment
Skoda +3 (electric)
Enyaq +3 now even more confusing!
Vauxhall +12 (5 petrol 7 electric)
Corsa +4
Frontera +4
Mokka +3
Grandland +3
Astra -2
Volkswagen +3 (1 petrol, 5 plugin hybrid, -3 electric)
Golf +1 Style trim phev £8199 Advance Payment
iD4 -1
iD5 -2
T-Roc +1
Tiguan +1
Tayron +3 phev – up to £8399 Advance Payment
Wednesday 1st July 2026 – Vehicles on the Scheme – 764 Change +7
BYD +0
Price reduced by £650 – Sealion Phev from £249 Advance Payment – amazing value. Off to a great start!
Chery +0
Price increased by £300 ish
Citroen -2 (1 petrol 1 diesel)
Berlingo -3 (electric removed)
C3 +1
C3 Aircross +1
C5 Aircross -1
Cupra -2 (petrol)
Leon -2
Dacia +1 (petrol)
Stepway +1
Fiat -1 (-3 petrol +2 electric)
Grande Panda +2
600 -3
Ford -3 (-11 petrol, +2 hybrid, +1 plugin hybrid, +5 electric)
Mustang Mach:e -1 Removed from Scheme
Capri +4
Explorer +2
Kuga +3
Puma +1
Focus -12 (6 hatch, 6 estate) Removed from Scheme
More to follow…..
Geely +1 (plugin hybrid)
EX5 +0 Price increase by £750
Srarray +1 No change in price and Ultra trim added at £2999 Advance Payment
Honda +3 (hybrid)
Jazz +2 (£749 – £1249 Advance Payment) Crosstar Advance trim down £150
HRV +0 Price down by £500
ZR-V +1 Return to Scheme (£3999 AP)
Hyundai +1 (+3 electric -2 hybrid)
Ioniq6 -1 Removed From Scheme
Kona +4
Tucson -2
Jaecoo -6 (2 hybrid, 2 plugin hybrid, 2 electric)
Jaecoo5 -2 Prices up by £150
Jaecoo7 -4 Prices increased by £150 or £450
JEEP +3 (2 petrol, 1 electric)
Avenger +2 (electric 54kWh £2499 Advance Payment)
Compas +1
KGM -1 (-2 petrol, +1 hybrid)
Tivoli +0 Prices down by £200
Torres +1 Prices down £800
Korando -1 Removed from Scheme
Kia -1 (plugin hybrid)
Sportage -1
Prices okay, slight increase
Leapmotor +0
T03 up £799
B10 up £1500
C10 up £2150
Mazda +2 (petrol)
Cx30 +2
MG+0
Mini +0 (-1 petrol +1 electric)
Cooper 3 door -1
Countryman -2
Aceman +1 Return to Scheme 54kWh electric £2499 Advance Payment
More to follow……
Nissan +1 (hybrid)
Juke +1
Omoda -6 (2 plugin hybrid, 2 hybrid, 2 electric)
Omoda5 -4 only petrol cars remain, increased by £450-500.
Omoda7 -2 Removed from Scheme
Peugeot +0
Renault -2 (-3 hybrid, -2 petrol, +3 electric)
Clio -5 Removed from Scheme
Renault4 +3 Return to Scheme £2995 – 4595 Advance Payment
SEAT +0
Skoda +21 (10 petrol, 11 electric)
Fabia +7
Scala +2
Kodiaq +1
Enyaq +11 Even more confusing, 30 models listed some under estate and some 4×4, many of which are not all wheel drive – be careful out there.
Smart +0
hashtag1 pieces up by £400-500
Subaru +3 (hybrid)
Forester +3 £4799 for all three trims, Field is the best value.
Suzuki +0 prices stable
Toyota -7 (4 hybrid, 2 plugin hybrid, 1 electric)
CHR -2
Prius -2 Removed from Scheme
Yaris -1
Yaris Cross -1
Urban Cruiser -1 Removed from Scheme
Vauxhall +0 (-4 petrol, +4 electric)
Frontera -1
Corsa -1
Grandland +3
Mokka -1
Volkswagen -2 (-1 diesel, -1 electric)
iD5 -1
Tiguan -1
Volvo +4 (3 electric, 1 petrol)
V60 +1 Return to Scheme £4799 Advance Payment
EX30 +3 Return to Scheme £4999- £6999 Advance Payment
@wmcforum Suzuki have had increases on the eVitara
Suzuki eVitara Motion 61kW No change at 499
AllGrip up £200 from 2699 to 2899Suzuki eVitara Ultra 61 kW up £200 from 2899 to 3099
AllGrip up £200 from 3899 tp 4099Please excuse spelling/typos. Apart from being a clot it turns out I had one on my cerebellum that's now causing various problems!
Very happy to see the Subaru Forester return to the scheme today, and in particular in the Touring spec.
We’re 2 years in with our Mk5 Forester, and have been very pleased with it. We had it in for servicing recently so took the opportunity to spend time with the current Mk6 Forester. It ticks every box for us and we would be happy to stay with the brand. Just gotta hope today’s return isn’t short-lived, and it remains for the longer term.
Thursday 2nd July 2026 – Vehicles on the Scheme – 764 No Change
Citroen +2 (1 petrol, 1 diesel)
Berlingo +2
Dacia -1 (petrol)
Stepway -1
Vauxhall -1 (electric)
Frontera -1
Kia Niro has been removed from the scheme by looks of it??? Not on the website. I wondered if they would since they wont be making the E version any longer.
Tuesday 7th July 2026 – Vehicles on the Scheme – 764 Change +1
Mazda +1 (petrol)
Cx5 +2 NEW CAR!!
New CX-5, similar look, slightly lower and wider with a larger cabin, powered by a 2.5 litre petrol paired to a 24v Mild hybrid system with cylinder deactivation, (auto only) offers 139 bhp with a 0-62 time of 10.5 seconds. Prime-Line trim at £999 Advance Payment and Centre-Line at £1999 AP.
Skoda -1 (electric)
Enyaq -1 (not the SEL trim at £999 AP)
Nice to see a new car, but are those performance figures correct? How can a 2.5 litre engine only output 139 hp and deliver a 0-62 time that is more than 10 seconds? Ford manage 155 hp out of a 1.0 litre!
Nice to see a new car, but are those performance figures correct? How can a 2.5 litre engine only output 139 hp and deliver a 0-62 time that is more than 10 seconds? Ford manage 155 hp out of a 1.0 litre!
They are and they’re pathetic 😆
The old 2 litre had 145 BHP and was rather lethargic!
As Kezo says, there’s another UK version of that engine in the CX-30, which puts out 184 BHP.
Only the 139 version is available for the CX-5 so far, which seems a strange decision.
Worse, combined economy is 40.4 with 30 expected around town 🤦
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