Audi, Mitsubishi, Volkswagen go ultra low for emissions, bought 25,000 vehicles in UK

LONDON: Three major car manufacturers have joined the UK Government’s campaign aiming to promote the benefits of ultra-low emissions vehicles (ULEVs).

Audi, Mitsubishi and Volkswagen have pledged to support the Go Ultra Low initiative joining BMW, Nissan, Renault and Toyota.

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The manufacturers together offer 15 ULEVs, all of which are available for the government plug-in grant of up to £5,000 for a car and up to £8,000 for a van.

Statistics from the government suggest 25,000 vehicles have been bought through the scheme so far.

Transport Minister Baroness Kramer said: “The public are increasingly seeing the benefits of ultra-low emission vehicles, which have low running costs and are easily chargeable at home or on the street.”