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Built into your EV contract is a set mileage allowance, which you specify at the time of ordering your EV. This mileage figure covers the maximum number of miles your car is expected to do over the duration of the time you drive it. If you’re under the set mileage at the end of the contract that’s great but if you’re over the agreed mileage then you will be subject to an ‘excess mileage’ charge.
The excess mileage figure is provided in your original EV quote and is shown as a pence per mile figure. It applies to every mile driven over your agreed mileage. For example, if your contract states 30,000 miles and your EV travels 31,000 miles, then you will need to pay an excess mileage charge on the 1,000 miles driven over your contract.
You may be allowed to amend your contract once during the term of the agreement, if you have significantly under or over-estimated your annual mileage.
Built into your EV contract is a set mileage allowance, which you specify at the time of ordering your EV. This mileage figure covers the maximum number of miles your car is expected to do over the duration of the time you drive it. If you’re under the set mileage at the end of the contract that’s great but if you’re over the agreed mileage then you will be subject to an ‘excess mileage’ charge.
The excess mileage figure is provided in your original EV quote and is shown as a pence per mile figure. It applies to every mile driven over your agreed mileage. For example, if your contract states 30,000 miles and your EV travels 31,000 miles, then you will need to pay an excess mileage charge on the 1,000 miles driven over your contract.
You may be allowed to amend your contract once during the term of the agreement, if you have significantly under or over-estimated your annual mileage.
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