The Energy Savings Trust, which organises the grants, announced that they would end after March this year, leaving some Ford customers who have ordered vehicles short by £700-£800.
On the eve of the CV Show at the NEC in Birmingham last week, Ford announced that it would make up the money lost for all customers who had ordered LPG-powered Transit and Transit Connect models and would lose out.
Ford commercial vehicle director Gary Whittam said: ‘We are aware that the cessation of grants will cause concern for those customers who have ordered bi-fuel vehicles and made an application for a grant. This kind of uncertainty can affect the operation of a business so we want to take away any doubt for anyone who has ordered a Ford bi-fuel commercial vehicle.’
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