Volvo is offering British buyers of any new Volvo plug-in hybrid model a year's worth of free electricity to charge their car

Rather than developing an affinity provider to offer the free power, Volvo is compensating the customer

"The electricity costs for charging their car will be calculated from May 2020 and repaid to them at the end of the 12-month period, based on a third-party-provided average cost of electricity in the UK," the company said

How much energy each customer uses will be monitored via the Volvo On Call app.

See a news release for more

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