Slovenia will roll out a new €9.2 million subsidy programme in September to encourage purchases of fully electric vehicles, extending support to electric cars, vans, motorcycles and mopeds. The incentives, which vary by vehicle type and price, offer up to €7,200 for eligible buyers.
The scheme applies to new vehicles in categories M1, N1, L7e, L6e, L5e, L4e, L3e, L2e and L1e-B, covering passenger cars, light commercial vehicles, quadricycles, motorcycles, scooters and mopeds. Used electric cars and transporters are also eligible. The budget allocates €5.2 million for private buyers and €4 million for companies, sole traders and other commercial users.
For M1 passenger cars, the subsidy is capped at €7,200 for models priced up to €35,000 including VAT. Cars costing between €35,000.01 and €45,000 qualify for €6,500, while vehicles above €45,000 are excluded. The limit for electric vans (N1) is €65,000. The highest subsidies go to lower-cost models, with smaller amounts available for higher-priced vehicles.
Private buyers can submit applications from 2 September, while commercial applicants must wait until 7 October. Purchases made since 1 January 2025 will be eligible retroactively. Slovenia has offered EV incentives in previous years, most recently in August 2024, when funding thresholds and subsidy amounts were raised.