Updated 27 August 2026: The amount, the deadlines and the conditions have been updated in line with the 6th amendment to the third cycle.
The third cycle of “Moving Electrically” is accepting new applications until 31 December 2026 or earlier, if the available budget runs out. Within an application for an eligible fully electric M1 or N1 car, individuals and businesses can optionally request a subsidy of up to €400 toward the purchase and installation of an eligible smart charging point.
The charger subsidy is not a grant in its own right
The charger is declared as an additional expense within the application for the electric vehicle. The number of subsidized points cannot exceed the number of cars in the same application. For businesses, the points are for private use in the company's own parking areas.
Eligibility is checked model by model
Remote management on its own is not enough for approval. Before you buy or apply, check the exact model and its code against the current official list of eligible chargers. Hyperinso can help you match your project's needs to documented, eligible equipment, without prejudging the approval of your application.
Where “Charge Everywhere” stands
The window for new applications to the “Charge Everywhere” program closed on 31 December 2024. The program is now in the evaluation, enrollment and implementation phase for the applications submitted on time; it is not currently an open call. Businesses can plan public charging infrastructure, but any future funding must be confirmed by a new official announcement.
