Austria funds e-mobility for private individuals

Source: Klima- und Energiefonds

Austria’s Federal Ministry for Innovation, Mobility and Infrastructure (BMIMI) is releasing additional funding to support private individuals in transitioning to electric mobility, with up to €1,800 available for the purchase of new electric mopeds and motorcycles, and the cost of installing charging infrastructure also offset.

The funding comes under the “E-Mobility for Private Individuals” program, which is is part of BMIMI’S “eMove Austria” initiative, which aims to accelerate the decarbonisation of Austria’s transport system.

The submission period for the funding is open while funds are available and will close on 31 March 2026. Full details of the scheme are outlined here, and the headline details are that:

• New L1e class vehicles (electric mopeds) are eligible for funding of €600
• New L3e A1 class vehicles (electric motorcycles with less than 11kW of power) are eligible for funding of €1,200
• New L3e A2 & A3 class vehicles (electric motorcycles with more than 11kW of power) are eligible for funding of €1,800
• Wallbox charging for a single- or two-family house is eligible for funding of €400
• Single-system wallbox charging in an apartment building is eligible for funding of €800
• A community charging system in an apartment building is eligible for funding of €1,500

Submissions for two-wheeler funding can be placed here, and for charging infrastructure here.