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Bildquelle: Pexels (bearbeitet) Three major European markets announced significant decisions this week that will influence private electric mobility in terms of electric car incentives. Germany is ending its subsidy pause and plans to introduce a socially oriented incentive model in 2026. France is continuing its bonus écologique and has refined the framework for the coming year. The United Kingdom intends to expand its Electric Car Grant into a long-term programme with a more stable funding...

With the new Europe Edition of our M3E whitepaper “Sustainability as a Competitive Advantage: Electric Mobility for Shippers and Transport Customers” , we are expanding the perspective of our German guide published earlier this year. The English-language Europe Edition is aimed at shippers, wholesalers and transport clients operating across borders – with or without their own fleets. It shows how these companies can future-proof their business models amid growing electrification and...

Getty Images In July 2025, the UK government unveiled a comprehensive funding initiative to accelerate the transition to electric mobility. Under the ambitious Drive35 programme , the government is investing in both public EV charging infrastructure and a new Electric Car Grant Scheme to boost demand, increase production capacity and expand the national charging network. The initiative forms a key part of the UK’s long-term plan to become a global leader in zero-emission vehicle...