Get your electric car
After your dealer places your order, you’ll be given a date to pick up your electric car when it’s ready.
When the big day arrives
Your dealer will demonstrate how to use it. They’ll also show you how to charge your car.
To collect your vehicle, you need to bring:
- Proof of identity, like a UK passport or driving licence for the customer or their appointee
- The driving licence if another driver is collecting and driving the vehicle away
- The PIN we sent you. You can see this in your online account
Final checks
- Test drive your electric car and ask your dealer to show you its features. This is to make sure you feel confident using it so you can get the most out of your car
- Ask your dealer to talk you through charging your car so you feel confident
- Your lease begins when you enter your PIN so check you’re happy with the car and there are no visible problems or damage
- Check your name and your drivers' names are on your new insurance cover note
Give your dealer your contact details so they can send you service reminders
If you’re getting an electric car, make sure you speak to your dealer about making the most of the benefits of your new car. Learn more
Sign up to our new electric car series
It's our exciting email series for anyone looking to learn more about electric vehicles (EVs). We’ll explain how they work and show you what life with one could look like. You’ll get one email each week, for eight weeks.
Sign up nowWhat you’ll get in our worry‑free package
A brand-new vehicle
It’ll arrive new and adapted, if you need it.
Insurance cover
We’ll arrange this for you. You can add up to three drivers and can change these at any time.
Breakdown cover
We’ll give you RAC cover, so you can travel with peace of mind.
Servicing and MOT
We’ll cover your regular services and routine repairs, to keep your vehicle running perfectly.
Support with your electric car
We’ll arrange and cover the standard cost of a home chargepoint and its installation, or give you access to the bp pulse network of over 9,000 public chargepoints. This depends on a few things.
