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Maxus introduces scrappage scheme
Date: Wednesday, February 1, 2023 | Author: Sean Keywood
A new scrappage scheme allowing savings of up to £14,000 on a new electric van has been launched by Maxus.
The manufacturer says trading in a registered vehicle, from any manufacturer, at any Maxus dealership will allow eligibility for the scheme.
This allows £14,000 off an eDeliver 9 van, or alternatively £1,000 off either an eDeliver 3 van, T90EV pick-up, of MIFA 9 MPV. VAT allowance and a free home or workplace charger are also included.
The scheme will run until 31 August.
Harris Maxus general manager Mark Barrett said: “Maxus recognises that it has a key role to play in accelerating the switch to electric driving. Our new scrappage scheme has been created to encourage the transition to zero emission transport, helping drivers make the switch while simultaneously removing older and higher emission vehicles from our roads.
“There has never been a better time to pick up a Maxus electric vehicle. This scrappage programme is an incredible opportunity to upgrade your transportation, make the move to electric and access the latest technology and battery technology available.”
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