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Transport Minister Bilger does not plan a successor program for e-car subsidies

Transport Minister Bilger sees no need for further support following the current e-car program, as demand has been sufficiently stimulated.

12 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Transport Minister Andreas Bilger has addressed the issue of e-car subsidies, deeming the current situation sufficient. According to him, the existing grants have significantly boosted the demand for electric vehicles.

Bilger acknowledges that the ongoing subsidy program has positively influenced sales. However, he does not plan a successor program for e-car subsidies, as he sees no further need.

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