Slovenia Expands EV Purchase Subsidies to 12 Million Euro
Slovenia’s state-owned electricity market operator Borzen announced an increase in available funds for electric vehicle (EV) purchase subsidies for companies. The total budget now stands at 12 million euro (13.9 million dollars), up from the initially planned 4 million euro.
"Borzen said it has increased the total funding for electric vehicle (EV) purchase subsidies for legal entities to 12 million euro, up from the previously announced 4 million euro."
This expansion aims to support businesses in transitioning to cleaner transport options, reflecting Slovenia’s ongoing commitment to sustainability and lowering emissions.
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Author’s Summary
Borzen tripled its EV subsidy fund to 12 million euro, reinforcing Slovenia’s green energy goals and offering new incentives for corporate electric mobility.
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