For SMEs with fewer than 250 staff, this grant funded both chargepoint sockets and the supporting infrastructure to install them. New applications closed on 31 March 2026.

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The EV Infrastructure Grant for Staff and Fleets closed to new applications on 31 March 2026. If you’re looking for grants under this closed scheme, you now have two different routes.
Staff and Fleets was OZEV’s SME-only chargepoint infrastructure grant. The terms were:
The most useful feature in practice was the passive-infrastructure subsidy. The £500-per-space element paid for cabling and ducting on parking bays where the active socket might be installed later. That made it the cheapest way for SMEs to design in future capacity.
New customer applications are not being accepted. The standard closed-scheme transition rules apply:

There is no single direct replacement. Instead, two schemes targeting distinct use-cases are in place.
Staff parking and light-fleet workplaces: Workplace Charging Scheme. £500 per socket, up to 40 sockets across all your sites. Higher rate per socket than Staff and Fleets, but no passive-infrastructure subsidy.
Fleet depot operations: Depot Charging Scheme. Up to £1m per organisation, 70% of cost in Window 1. For SMEs running van or coach depots, DCS is significantly larger than Staff and Fleets ever was - but it requires already-confirmed grid capacity, which Staff and Fleets did not.