"While Cyprus remains behind in EV adoption, it has made remarkable progress in just three years since introducing subsidies,” says Dinos Lefkaritis Jr., President of the Cyprus E-Mobility
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Electric car adoption in Cyprus is accelerating. Grants up to €9,000, cleaner energy policies, and new models make EVs increasingly attractive. While the charging network needs
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The government hopes the new subsidy plan will accelerate adoption of zero-emission vehicles, help Cyprus meet environmental goals, and support auto dealers facing EU requirements to
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The Cypriot government is ramping up efforts to advance the adoption of electric vehicles, an essential step towards embracing a green transition and tackling climate change issues.
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Discover the latest advancements and future plans driving Cyprus'' e-mobility infrastructure development for a greener, sustainable transportation future.
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Electric vehicles remain a small fraction of total vehicle registrations in Cyprus despite years of government subsidies, with recent data showing slow growth in adoption rates.
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Cyprus aims to reduce conventional vehicle use from 97% to 70% by 2030, with a goal of registering 85,000 electric vehicles (EVs). However, with only 2,270 EVs sold last year, largely due to
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Despite government incentives, electric vehicle adoption faces obstacles including high purchase costs, limited charging infrastructure, and extended charging times. Cyprus is developing
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The Cabinet on Wednesday approved a new €2.5 million scheme to promote the adoption of electric vehicles in Cyprus, according to Transport Minister Alexis Vafeades.
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Under this new scheme, prospective electric vehicle (EV) buyers can receive a substantial subsidy of up to €9,000, making electric cars more accessible and appealing to the public.
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