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Deduction Electric Vehicle
Deduction Electric Vehicle rules, the deduction from a company’s chargeable income would be equivalent to 150 % and not 125% for electric vehicles and the deduction for vehicles with emission between 0 - 70g/km would be equivalent to 125%, of the cost incurred on the qualifying expenditure, subject to a maximum deduction of €25,000 for each electrical vehicle (qualifying expenditure).
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Affordability
Multiple benefits of Energy Efficiency 2025 Energy efficiency provides multiple benefits. This page explores affordability. Why is energy efficiency important for affordability? Energy efficiency measures can reduce energy bills for households, decrease energy poverty, and make access to energy services more affordable. Key facts Energy efficiency measures can reduce average household energy bills in advanced economies by up to one-third. In emerging economies, they can also improve access to energy services. For many products, such as refrigerators, highly efficient models use less than half of the energy of inefficient models. A best-in-class model can save up to…
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Company tax incentives for electric truck and bus purchase
From 2024 to end 2025, Thai companies upgrading their commercial bus or truck fleets to opt for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) benefit from a special tax reduction.
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Powering Australia - Electric Car Discount
The federal government's Electric Car Discount (ECD) legislation, exempting battery, fuel cell and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV) from fringe benefits tax (FBT) and import tariffs, commenced on 1 January 2023. This policy aimed to to reduce the costs of EVs and thereby increase EV uptake, reducing transport related carbon emissions and fuel use across the light vehicle fleet. On April 2025, the FBT exemption was restricted to zero emissions vehicles only, excluding future PHEV purchases from the program. In May 2026, the federal government announced future adjustments to the ECD to ensure it remains fiancially sustainable. From…
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Jakarta-Jambi Electric Car Touring Campaign
The Indonesian Ministry of Transportation, through the Directorate General of Land Transportation, organised the Jakarta-Bali electric vehicle tour to promote the use of environmentally friendly vehicles and educate the public about them. The ministry organised several rounds for this campaign, in January 2022 and in early November 2022.
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Law N. 1964 for EV and net zero vehicles
…the vehicle. Additionally, a discount on tariffs to apply to the technic-mechanical monitoring of 10%. Mobility restrictions established by the local authorities won't be applicable. Public entities and commercial establishments are obligated to save at least 2% of the parking lot space available for preferential use of electric vehicles. Additionally, a 6-year term was established for the National Government and the public transport service providers to reach a minimum of 30% of electric vehicles in its fleets. The cities with massive public transport should create public policies and actions aiming to ensure a percentage of electric vehicles…
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Draft Delhi Electric Vehicle Policy 2018
…vehicles (especially in the 2 wheeler category) and d) low levels of investment in EV manufacturing capacity.
The Draft Delhi EV Policy 2018, to be notified by the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi (‘GNCTD’) and which will remain valid for five years from the date of notification, recognises that a new approach is required to kick-start EV adoption in Delhi. It will therefore seek to put in place measures that address the key hurdles to EV adoption. The GNCTD will also develop a communication plan focused on driving awareness regarding the benefits of adopting electric vehicles… -
Road User Charges exemption for light vehicles
On 22 September 2016, the RUC exemption for light electric vehicles was extended until 31 December 2021. This will save the average electric vehicle driver approximately $600 per vehicle each year.
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Support for electric mobility development
…new all-electric vehicle. Buyers of plug-in hybrid vehicles receive a bonus of €3,000. Applications for the environmental bonus can be submitted directly to the Federal Office for Economic Affairs and Export Control (BAFA).
Support for the roll-out of charging stations: The Federal Government is providing €300 million in funding to promote the roll-out of rapid and standard recharging points. The goal: many more rapid recharging points, which are particularly expensive, are to be available along the major transport routes and in the big cities by 2020.
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Government fleet initiatives Plug-in-Electric-Hybrid NSW
Minister for Energy and Utilities Don Harwin today unveiled six Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV) in Orange, alongside The Nationals Parliamentary Secretary for Natural Resources and Western NSW Rick Colless.