Summary: You can claim a subsidy for the purchase of an electric or hybrid vehicle under certain conditions. Who is concerned: any owner, holder or keeper, whether resident or non-resident,
Public transport electrification will progress, with more regional and city buses transitioning to zero-emission models. These developments reinforce Luxembourg''s position as a leader in sustainable
The transition to electric mobility in Luxembourg presents a set of challenges, including the need for extensive charging infrastructure and addressing the high costs associated with electric
To support the democratisation of this type of vehicle, the Luxembourg government is pursuing its proactive policy of offering incentives for leasing (or purchasing) electric vehicles.
Luxembourg announced its extension of the electric car subsidy program by two years. Battery-electric passenger cars and vans are eligible for a grant of €8,000, covering up to 50% of the purchase price
Incentives and legislation that aim to increase uptake of alternative fuels vehicles and infrastructure. If you know of other national or local incentives that should be included in this section, please send us
Government measures to promote electric mobility in Luxembourg: awareness raising, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, purchase aids.
The share of electric cars in Luxembourg is steadily increasing, reaching 18.34% among corporate cars in 2024. Ambitious targets of 49% electric cars by 2030 are ahead, fuelled by tax
The measures taken bring Luxembourg closer to the pan-European goals of creating a network of alternative fuelling infrastructure - not only for cars but also for lorries.
Adopting an electric vehicle in Luxembourg is not limited to incentives. Owners benefit from a number of other advantages, such as a reduction in CO2 emissions and fuel costs and a simplified maintenance.
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