Luxembourg has extended its Klimabonus Mobilitéit subsidy program for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure until 2030. The scheme applies to purchases and leasing agreements finalized between July 1, 2026, and June 30, 2030.
For new battery-electric cars, the grant reaches up to €6 000, depending on electricity consumption. Vehicles consuming up to 160 Wh per kilometer qualify for the maximum amount. A subsidy of €3 000 is available for cars with higher consumption levels or specific drivetrain power limits.
Starting January 1, 2027, the program introduces a pre-financing system where dealerships deduct the subsidy directly from the invoice. Previously, buyers were required to pay the full price upfront and apply for reimbursement after a seven-month holding period.
The state continues to offer €1 500 for used electric cars at least three years old. Incentives for electric motorcycles, mopeds, and cargo bikes cover half the net price up to €1 000, while standard e-bikes are subsidized up to €600 for eligible households.
Private charging station subsidies also run through 2030. The state covers 50 percent of net costs, capped at €750 for basic wallboxes, €1 200 for smart models, and €1 400 for bidirectional stations. Multi-family housing projects can receive up to €40 000 for shared load management systems.
