8 YEAR ALLURE CARE WARRANTY 

Allure Care Programme
 
Initially launched with the new E-3008, the Allure Care programme now extends to PEUGEOT’s entire electric car line up, including the E-208, E-2008, E-308, and E-308 SW. The upcoming E-5008 and E-408, expected later this year, will also feature the Allure Care warranty.
 
As the first European manufacturer to offer such extensive coverage, PEUGEOT’s Allure Care warranty covers the electric motor, onboard charger, transmission, and main electrical and mechanical components for up to 8 years or 100,000 miles. This warranty complements the existing PEUGEOT high voltage battery warranty, which also spans 8 years or 100,000 miles, ensuring comprehensive coverage for the vehicle.
 
The Allure Care warranty activates automatically and free of charge for two years (or 16,000 miles) following each service within the PEUGEOT-approved aftersales network.
 
To find out more today contact you local Simon Bailes showroom to find out more about the 8 Year Allure Care Warranty Across a Range of Vehicles. 
 

TAX AND FINANCIAL INCENTIVES

With ever-increasing environmental awareness, and the drive for the UK to reduce the impact of motoring on the environment, there are a range of incentives available for drivers making the transition to electric motoring.

Incentives for Plug-In Driving

Please find below a summary of many of the incentives now available.  These are provided as information only and many have specific terms and conditions or restrictions, so please click through to the relevant websites for full details.

 

Electric Cars

London Congestion Charge Exemption

WHAT?

An exemption from the daily Congestion Charge payable if you enter the charging zone in central London.

HOW?

Apply for an exemption online directly with TfL: note exemptions are not just given automatically.

PLEASE NOTE: This exemption is ending on December 25, 2025. After that date, EV drivers will need to pay the standard daily charge, which is currently £15.

 

 

 

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Electric Car Grant (ECG)

WHAT?

It’s an electric grant. The Electric Car Grant was announced in July 2025. The grant gives buyers of eligible electric cars a reduction in the purchase price of the vehicle. The grant is only available for vehicles that have been approved as eligible.

Save up to £8,600* an electric vehicle. 

E-208 GT saving up to £8,600 or the E-2008 GT saving up to £7,100

 T&Cs apply. Savings include £1,500 government grant plus a Peugeot Contribution also available on the E-308 & E-408

 

 

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Company Car Tax

WHAT?

Low rates Benefit In Kind tax for company car drivers. This significantly reduces the price you would pay vs a petrol or diesel car PEUGEOT vehicle.

HOW?

Calculated by your employer or company car supplier.

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Road Fund Licence (RFL) and Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) Exempt

WHAT?

First Year: £0 payable for battery electric vehicle (BEV) and plug-in HYBRID electric vehicle (PHEV) vehicles costing less than £40,000. From year 2: £0 for BEV and £135 for PHEV (£10 saving vs petrol / diesel powertrains).

Electric, zero or low emission cars registered on or after 1 April 2025
You will need to pay the lowest first year rate of vehicle tax set at £10 from 1 April 2025. From the second tax payment onwards, you will pay the standard rate of £195.

Electric, zero or low emission cars registered between 1 April 2017 and 31 March 2025.You will pay the standard rate of £195.

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Charging Point Grant for Home

WHAT?

Up to £350 off a charging point for your home, under the government Electric Vehicle Home charge Scheme (EVHS), known as the OLEV Grant.

HOW?

Deducted off-invoice by your charging point supplier, subject to them being approved and you meeting the criteria (for example, you must operate an electric vehicle and have off street parking and, where applicable, landlord permission).

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Other Local Incentives

WHAT?

These vary, but many local authorities offer incentives for plug-in vehicle drivers. These range from free parking permits, to free charging, or use of bus/taxi lanes.

HOW?

This varies by local authority.

 

Additional Benefits for Businesses

 

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Charging Point Grant for Workplaces

WHAT?

A £500 contribution for every charging point your company purchases, up to 20 sockets across all sites per eligible business, charity or public sector organisation, to a maximum of £10,000 under the government Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS).

HOW?

Apply for a voucher on the government website and use with an approved charging point supplier.

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Capital Allowances

WHAT?

Favourable capital allowances for lower CO2 vehicles.

 

HOW?

Speak to your tax specialist.

 

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National Insurance Contributions

WHAT?

Favourable employers Class 1A National Insurance contributions for lower CO2 vehicles.

HOW?

Speak to your tax specialist.

 

 

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