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Portugal has renewed its national support schemes for zero-emission vehicles in 2025, offering grants for electric passenger cars, motorcycles, and commercial vans to accelerate the adoption of clean mobility across the country.

By the end of 2024, Slovakia registered over 15,000 battery electric vehicles, with momentum building toward accelerated adoption. However, uptake remains low relative to European peers.

Over 100 MAN electric trucks have covered more than 500,000 kilometres in early 2025, showcasing the potential of battery-electric freight transport in long-haul logistics across Europe.

We are pleased to announce the latest updates to the EAFO database, now fully reflecting data for January 2025.

Poland’s National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management has announced PLN 2 billion in March 2025 calls to support high-power charging infrastructure for heavy transport, with additional schemes targeting fleet electrification and private e-mobility uptake.

In January 2025, 19,632 new passenger cars were registered, marking a 14.4% increase.

A total of 5,399 BEVs were registered, an increase of 40.97% compared to January 2024.

In January 2025, 9,343 new passenger cars were registered, representing an 82% increase compared to January 2024.

January 2025 saw 27,131 electrified vehicles registered, representing 19.4% market share, but a 15.4% decline compared to January 2024.

The Electric Vehicle Promotion Plan 2025-2030 is planned to mobilize 1.4 billion EUR investments. 

The European Union is investing nearly €422 million in 39 projects to enhance alternative fuels infrastructure across the trans-European transport network (TEN-T). 

In January 2025, fully electric vehicles (BEVs) surged to 6,721 units, up 132.2% compared with the same month last year.