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A Volkswagen electric car can be a way to drive savings

There are many ways to save money with a Volkswagen electric car, from government grants and incentives, lower running costs, easier maintenance and servicing, to free parking and exemption from congestion charges. 

See how you’re saving

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    Car Comparator

    This useful tool compares the running costs and key features of any Volkswagen electric car with your existing car or any other vehicle brand you might be looking at.

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    Grants & tax breaks 

    View our guide to a wide range of government grants, tax breaks and a host of other money saving incentives available to Volkswagen electric car owners. 

    Find out about Government grants & tax breaks
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    Running cost simulator

    Use our simulator to map your driving profile and estimate the cost of running your chosen Volkswagen electric car. Then compare it to a petrol or diesel equivalent. 

    Explore our running cost tool

Switch on the savings

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Latest electric finance offers

Browse our latest electric finance offers and find out how you can benefit from a variety of options designed to fit in with your lifestyle.

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Servicing and maintenance

Volkswagen electric vehicles have fewer moving parts compared to their combustion engine equivalent, so they require less servicing and maintenance. 

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Empower your fleet with Volkswagen electric 

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Lead the charge towards sustainability, savings and more

As a company car owner, or fleet decision maker, it might be time to consider Volkswagen electric cars. Longer ranges, faster charging times, and an ever-growing charging infrastructure, plus government grants and tax breaks, make driving electric a very viable option. Add to that the possible savings on running costs, along with the very latest in Volkswagen safety and comfort, and the pros keep adding up. To help find the right electric cars for your company’s needs, visit our e-mobility tools.

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What it costs to charge an electric car

How much does it really cost to charge an electric car? We reveal all – and also tell you how to save money when charging.

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Cost comparison: is an electric car more expensive than a petrol one?

Here we’ll explore the costs of owning a Volkswagen electric car and how switching can be a worthwhile investment, not just for the environment, but for your wallet too.

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Running costs: what an electric car costs

Find out more about the running costs of electric cars, including maintenance and servicing, electricity versus fuel, tax and insurance. 

Next steps

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Browse our driving electric guides

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Play with our range and charging simulators

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