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Electric vehicles are the future of transport and the most eco-friendly means of conveyance. Not only are EVs efficient in performance, but they also deliver a quieter, smoother ride. If you own a Tesla or maybe an even better EV, you might want to customise it with better aesthetics and designs. Allow Plate Empire to help you with that!
Here are the benefits of EV License plates in UK
It’s a very simple process! We offer Electric car plates online, so you can visit our “plate maker tool” to style and design the plate by adding your registration number. You can also contact our customer support to clear any concerns regarding the plate or place an order. Check out our plate maker tool
No, you do not have to get new license plates when moving from an internal combustion engine car to an electric car.
None. Here’s why:
Important Regulations:
Yes, ANPR cameras can effectively and accurately capture letters on the number plates. Studies by the University of Huddersfield indicate that ANPR accuracy is over 99% for compliant plates.
This is facilitated by established suppliers registered with the DVLA, such as Plate Empire, who adhere to specific standards (BS AU 145e) regarding the plate characters’ reflectivity, format, and dimensions.
These documents are required by DVLA so we will need them before we can issue any road legal number plate.
We need to see your Name address and document reference number. and car registration number you have requested to be made.
We do not need your date of birth, picture or inside pages of v5.
Only two documents are required in total.
Documents to show entitlement to the registration number (ONE ONLY):
• Vehicle registration certificate (V5C)
• New keeper supplement (V5C/2)
• A Certificate of Entitlement (V750)
to the number
• A Retention Document (V778)
• A renewal reminder for vehicle tax or SORN (V11 or V11NI)
• A Temporary Registration Certificate (V379)
• A Number Plate Authorisation Certificate (V948) with an official stamp from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) or Driver
and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA)
• An electronic Number Plate Authorisation Certificate (eV948)
• A letter of authorisation from a fleet operator (including lease or hire company) quoting the document reference number from the V5C
• Record of insurer’s name, reference and
policy numbers (for repairs approved
by an insurance company)
• If your fleet is in the new V5C on demand scheme (also called ‘V5C suppression’), a PDF of the vehicle’s details from the view vehicle record service.
Documents to confirm your name and address (ONE ONLY):
• Driving licence, with or without a photo
(doesn’t have to be issued in the UK)
• Utility bill, Council Tax or rates bill in
Northern Ireland (from the last 6 months)
• Bank or building society statement (from
the last 6 months)
• National identity card (issued by the government of a state or territory other
than the United Kingdom).
