Motorists have until 23:59 BST on 7 September to apply for grants on non-Ulez complainant vehicles.
The scrappage scheme for vehicles that do not meet the standards of London's Ultra Low Emission Zone closes on Saturday.Mayor of London Sadiq Khan said he was proud the scrappage scheme had "supported so many Londoners to switch to cleaner, greener vehicles".
Drivers who live in a London borough where their car is non-compliant can claim up to £2,000 for a car and up to £7,000 for a van or minibus or if they are a small business. BBC London's transport correspondent, Tom Edwards, said the scrappage scheme "did not go totally smoothly, with processing delays and errors initially".
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