New Electric Vehicles registered in Malta in 2025 which were ordered after the 28th of October 2024 shall be eligible for the grant Scheme that will be announced and applied to 2025.
The DeMinimis rules set a threshold to the public funds that any single undertaking may receive as state aid, from any public entity in Malta, over a period of 3 years. The applicable threshold depends on the economic sector, as listed below: Any other sector: €300,000. Applicant undertakings may apply under the DeMinimis State Aid Rules if:
Applications to reserve a grant shall be submitted by the purchaser after the new electric vehicles is ordered by submitting paper application form VEH057B-1 and any information, details and documents required therein. The Financial Health Declaration VEH074 signed by.a warranted auditor must also be submitted at this stage.
Undertakings established in Malta (excluding those which are controlled directly or indirectly by the Government of Malta or funded through public funds). The Ultimate Beneficiary Owner of the applicant shall be considered as the ultimate beneficiary of any grant issued under these financial incentives.
The new grant programme is part of a wider system of incentives for EV adoption, with the funds being allocated throughout 2025. The size of the grant varies by the type of vehicle being purchased and
The page refers to applications under the 2025 New EV Grant Scheme submitted by Business Undertakings, including Sole Traders, and by NGOs which carry out an economic activity, and are therefore subject to
Transport Malta has unveiled a series of financial incentives aimed at promoting the adoption of electric vehicles, pedelecs, and motorcycles, as well as a vehicle scrapping scheme. These initiatives form
The Scrapped vehicle must be licensed with Transport Malta in the name of the applicant before its destruction and before the registration of the new electric vehicle or, in the case of pedelecs, before the date of
Transport Malta earmarked a €34 million grant program to support the adoption of electric vehicles, pedelecs, and motorcycles, along with a vehicle scrapping scheme. The initiative is part of the
If the owner of a new electric vehicle or pedelec on which a grant has been issued under this scheme transfers the said vehicle before the expiry of the above-mentioned period, then that person shall
The result is particularly notable given Malta''s limited land area and infrastructure constraints, suggesting strong government incentives, consumer confidence, and increasing availability of charging
Malta''s Rapid Transition Malta''s strong ranking reflects how quickly the island nation''s small car market can respond to regulatory changes and incentives. Its 37.7% share of battery-only electric cars is well above the
Transport Malta has introduced an extensive grant scheme to support the purchase of new electric vehicles, including cars, vans, pedelecs, motorcycles, and other vehicle categories.
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