Switching to an electric car in Lille: help, finance and advice with Beev
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Electric cars in Lille
How can I buy an electric car in Lille? What support are you entitled to? How do you charge your car? We've summed it all up in this article so that you can get a clearer picture.
Did you know? From 2021, the Lille EPZ will be in place, and cars with Crit'air 4 and 5 stickers will no longer be allowed to drive in the zone. These measures will affect both private and business vehicles. In fact, 23% of the car fleet is affected, representing more than ⅓ of the fine particle emissions caused by road traffic.
Lille's EPZ will be introduced from 2021, with an initial awareness-raising phase and a second phase of fines.
These measures will become more and more restrictive over the years, so it's important to think ahead and buy vehicle models accordingly, such as electric vehicles.
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Grants for buying an electric car in Lille as a private individual
Ecological bonus
The ecological bonus is changing! With changes scheduled for 1 January 2023, the ecological bonus will fall from €6,000 to €5,000. This bonus is deducted directly from the price of the vehicle by the leasing company or dealer.
Conversion premium
You can also take advantage of the conversion allowance of up to €5,000, depending on your household income. The conversion allowance is government aid for all French people to buy a new, less-polluting diesel, petrol, electric or rechargeable hybrid vehicle, whether second-hand or new.
Grants for buying an electric car in Lille as a business customer
Ecological bonus
The ecological bonus is changing! With changes scheduled for 1 January 2023, the ecological bonus will fall from €4,000 to €3,000. This bonus is deducted directly from the price of the vehicle by the leasing company or dealer.
Conversion premium
The aim of the département's support for the purchase of an electric vehicle is to speed up the replacement of the Paris region's car fleet with clean vehicles. It complements the conversion bonus introduced by the government.
Buying an electric car in Lille
To buy a new electric car, you need to make sure that you meet the conditions for obtaining a loan, long-term hire (LLD) or lease with option to buy (LOA).
- You are over 18
- You are not registered with the Banque de France
- Your debt ratio does not exceed the regulatory 33%
- You have completed your trial period
Documents required for a company
For entrepreneurs and the self-employed
- Bank details
- Copy of National Identity Card
- Last tax assessment
- 2035 or 2042 return (self-employed professionals)
- Simplified balance sheet (own-account companies)
- Trade register
For companies/legal entities
- Bank details
- Latest published accounts
- Kbis extract or trade register (companies)
- Articles of association
- Copy of the manager's national identity card
Documents required for private individuals
The documents you need to apply for a credit or a LOA/LLD for your electric car:
- A copy of your last three payslips. If you are retired or self-employed, you will be asked for your last one or two tax notices.
- A copy of your identity document, either a National Identity Card or a valid passport.
- Proof of address less than 3 months old. This could be a gas, electricity or telephone bill (even a mobile phone bill), a rent receipt or a property deed.
A bank details form (RIB). - A signed and completed cheque for the first instalment of your rental schedule. Payment of the first instalment will only be made on receipt of the vehicle.
Find out more : Should you buy your electric car on a long-term or leased basis?
How do you calculate your debt ratio?
The debt ratio must not exceed 33% of net household income. In other words, a banker or banking institution will only accept your application if you can prove that your fixed costs do not exceed 33% of your net income.
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Parking your electric car in Lille
In contrast, other cities such as Paris or RouenIn France, parking for cars is subject to a charge, in the same way as parking for internal combustion vehicles. However, there are already 57,000 free on-street parking spaces, which is sufficient. Click here for the full list of pay car parks.
Charging your electric car in Lille
To recharge your electric vehicle, the European Metropolis of Lille provides 50 charging stations and a subscription service, the "Electric Pass", which operates throughout the Hauts-de-France region.
Le Electric Pass website provides all the information you need on the location, availability and commissioning of the terminals, etc. The information is updated in real time.
How do I charge my electric vehicle in Lille?
How to access the service :
There are two ways to access the service:
- Subscribe via the website https://passpasselectrique.fr/fr/
You will then receive :
- a dedicated pass card (if you don't already have one)
- or adding your access to the electric pass service directly to your pass card (if you already have one).
- Registration via smartphone at any time
- Order a code via the online portal www.electrique.passpass.fr
- Take your bank card and enter the 6-digit code located in the centre of the terminal.
- Follow the instructions on the application
How much does recharging cost in Lille?
The cost of recharging will depend on the chargepoint you choose, your charging time and the time of day you charge your electric vehicle.
For kiosks managed by the MEL, subscription is free, with billing in 20-minute increments.
Tip: to fully recharge your vehicle at a lower cost, choose the night-time tariff.
| Tarif jour (7h à 21h) | Tarif nuit (21h à 7h) | |
|---|---|---|
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Subscriber
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0.70 / 20 minutes - i.e. €2.10 for 1 hour
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0.10€ / 20mn - i.e. 0.30€ for 1h
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Non subscriber
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0.75€ / 20mn - i.e. 2.25€ for 1h
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0.15€ / 20mn - i.e. 0.45€ for 1h
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Good to know: as the cost of recharging is also based on how long you have been charging, remember to swipe your card at the terminal or stop recharging and therefore billing using the mobile application.
How can I install charging points for my electric car in Lille? What kind of aid is available?
If you buy a electric vehicleit is advisable toinstalling charging points at home in single-family homes or condominiums. 90% of electric car recharging takes place at home, so you'll need to install a "Wallbox" or wall-mounted recharging point that allows you to charge at your leisure.
You can benefit from a wide range of grants for the installation of electric car charging points.
The city of Lille does not offer any special assistance for the installation of a charging point, but you can still benefit from the national subsidies we have listed in this article: Regional aid for electric cars
- The ADVENIR programme, which offers a reduction of up to €960 for an individual recharging solution on the road, for businesses, public bodies and local authorities.
- The CITE (Tax Credit for Ecological Transition), which reimburses up to 30% of the cost of installing the charging point.
To take advantage of this right, you need to contact your co-ownership association. You'll find all the information you need about the right to take and some sample letters in this article.
Read also: Electric vehicle charging points in condominiums: the complete guide
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