• Policy

        • Canada

        • 2026

        Electric vehicles charging and clean transport funding

        The government announced over CAD 97 million (EUR 62 million) for 155 clean transportation projects, including: funding for more than 8 000 new EV chargers nationwide; support for green freight projects targeting medium‑ and heavy‑duty vehicles; and education and awareness initiatives, including Indigenous‑led projects, to accelerate EV and clean fuel uptake. These measures support Canada’s new Automotive Strategy and the transition to zero‑emission vehicles.

        • Policy

        • Chinese Taipei

        • 2024

        Electric Vehicles Subsidies

        The subsidy amount varies depending on the type of vehicle being replaced. Subsidies to buy an electric model to replace conventional vehicles are: NT$1,000 for scooters; NT$2,000 for passenger cars; and NT$30,000 for large diesel commercial vehicles.

        • Policy

        • Mexico

        • 2008

        Electric vehicles public charging infrastructure - FOTEASE

        Mexico's Energy Transition and Sustainable Energy Utilization Fund (FOTEASE) was created in 2008, within the framework of the Energy Transition Law. Among the projects financed by the fund is Electric Vehicles Public Charging Infrastructure, a project which aims to install around one hundred public and free charging stations in Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara.

        • Policy

        • People's Republic of China

        • 2022

        Electric vehicles charging infrastructure

        The Chinese government is allocating spending to develop domestic charging infrastructures for New Energy Vehicle (eg. battery electric, hydrogen fuel cell electric, and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles).

        • Policy

        • Argentina

        • 2017

        Electric vehicles import duties reduction

        The government of Argentina reduced import tariffs on electric, hybrid and hydrogen vehicles from 2017 until 2023. The tariffs ran from 0%-5%, down from 35% previously. 

        • Policy

        • Australia

        • 2015

        Electric vehicles demonstration program

        The electric vehicles (EV) demonstration program was completed in 2015 and delivered: • an increased awareness of EV options for public and private sector fleet managers; • an assessment of the EVs currently available and suitable for fleet use; • business cases for 13 fleets; • trialing of demonstration vehicles by seven organisations; and • attractive sale and lease deals for participating fleets.

        • Policy

        • New Zealand

        • 2016

        Electric Vehicles Programme

        On 5 May 2016, the Government announced its Electric Vehicles Programme. This includes measures to increase the number of electric vehicles in New Zealand and has a goal of reaching approximately 64,000 electric vehicles on our roads by the end of 2021.

        • Policy

        • New Zealand

        • 2016

        Electric Vehicles Programme

        …of the light vehicle fleet;
        A new Road User Charges exemption for heavy electric vehicles until they make up two percent of the heavy vehicle fleet;
        Work across Government and the private sector to investigate the bulk purchase of electric vehicles;
        Government agencies coordinating activities to support the development and roll-out of public charging infrastructure including providing information and guidance;
        $1 million annually for a nation-wide electric vehicle information and promotion campaign over five years (delivered by EECA);
        A contestable fund of up to $7 million per year to encourage and support innovative low emission vehicle projects (delivered…

        • Policy

        • New Zealand

        • 2016

        Electric Vehicles Information Campaign

        $1 million annually for a nationwide electric vehicle information and promotion campaign over five years. The Minister of Transport launched the electric vehicles information campaign in September 2016, which includes a useful and insightful electric vehicle web portal and television and internet advertisements.

        • Policy

        • Portugal

        • 2018

        Electric Vehicles charging stations on university campuses - Notice No 7562/2018

        The Environmental Fund aims to support the acquisition and installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations on university campuses, as a way to complement the offer of the public charging network, encouraging the use of EV within the academic community.

         

        The beneficiaries are all the universities that are members of the Council of Rectors of Portuguese Universities (CRUP), as well as the educational institutions that integrate them.

         

        The maximum allocation from the Environmental Fund to this programme is 150.000 euros, which are intended to support 100% of the capital and installations costs of the charging points, up to a…

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