A total of 17,226 applications were approved, the funding limit is 80,000 euros household income
E-car subsidies mainly go to low-income households
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State subsidies for electric cars mainly benefit low-income households. According to a response from the federal government, a total of 17,226 applications were approved up to a certain cut-off date. The funding limit is a household income of 80,000 euros, so higher earners get nothing.
A prerequisite for the subsidy is a new registration since January 1 and a minimum holding period of three years. The measure is intended to facilitate access to e-mobility and is specifically aimed at less affluent households.
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Overall, up to this cut-off date, 17,226 applications had been approved, the response said.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThose who earn too much, however, get nothing: the funding limit is a household income of 80,000 euros.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAnyone who wants to receive money must keep their vehicle for at least three years from the date of purchase.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe prerequisite is a new registration since the 1st.
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