Toyota is sustaining the UK Government’s new Go Ultra Low campaign set to help people realize that it’s the time to buy ultra-low emission vehicles, like the Toyota Prius Plug-in.
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The Go Ultra Low campaign was launched today in London by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, who also outlined the Government’s £8.8 million investment in charge point infrastructure. He was keen to stress the advantages of ULEVs in today’s society: “These vehicles have multiple benefits – they drive down emissions, save money with extremely low running costs and create… high-tech engineering.”
The Government already encourages prospective buyers to get themselves a Prius Plug-In by offering them a £5,000 contribution, which comes from a £900 million stash to support the uptake of these vehicles until 2020.
Read the full story on Toyota’s Official Blog here.
The Government already encourages prospective buyers to get themselves a Prius Plug-In by offering them a £5,000 contribution, which comes from a £900 million stash to support the uptake of these vehicles until 2020.
Read the full story on Toyota’s Official Blog here.
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