Quick Takeaways
- Spain has extended EV-related tax incentives until 2026, offering continued financial relief for vehicle buyers and charging infrastructure investments.
- The policy reinforces long-term certainty for electrification and energy-efficiency investments aligned with national climate goals.
Spain EV Tax Incentives Extended With 15% Deductions Until 2026
On December 23, Spain approved an extension of Spain EV tax incentives, reinforcing financial support for individuals and businesses investing in electric vehicles and charging infrastructure. The decision, taken by the Council of Ministers, keeps personal income tax deductions of up to 15% in place and aligns them with broader social protection measures scheduled to run through 2026.
Spain EV Tax Incentives Support EV Purchases and Charging
Under the extended framework, buyers of electric vehicles and entities installing EV charging points continue to benefit from income tax deductions reaching 15%. These incentives are designed to reduce upfront costs, accelerate EV adoption, and support the expansion of charging infrastructure across residential and commercial settings, strengthening Spain’s transition to cleaner mobility.
Key benefits under the extension
Energy Efficiency Incentives Continue Alongside Spain EV Tax Incentives
In addition to mobility-focused measures, the Royal Decree-Law maintains energy-related incentives through the end of 2026. Homeowners and property investors can continue to claim tax deductions for energy-efficiency renovations, with rates linked to the scope and impact of the improvements.
Energy renovation deductions available
1.20% deduction for basic efficiency upgrades
2.40% deduction for more advanced improvements
3.60% deduction for comprehensive renovations delivering higher efficiency gains
These measures complement Spain EV tax incentives by promoting lower energy consumption across buildings, supporting national climate objectives, and encouraging sustainable investment choices for households and businesses alike.
On December 23, Spain approved an extension of Spain EV tax incentives, reinforcing financial support for individuals and businesses investing in electric vehicles and charging infrastructure. The decision, taken by the Council of Ministers, keeps personal income tax deductions of up to 15% in place and aligns them with broader social protection measures scheduled to run through 2026.
Spain EV Tax Incentives Support EV Purchases and Charging
Under the extended framework, buyers of electric vehicles and entities installing EV charging points continue to benefit from income tax deductions reaching 15%. These incentives are designed to reduce upfront costs, accelerate EV adoption, and support the expansion of charging infrastructure across residential and commercial settings, strengthening Spain’s transition to cleaner mobility.
Key benefits under the extension
- Personal income tax deductions of up to 15% for EV purchases
- Eligibility for businesses and individuals installing EV charging points
- Policy certainty through 2026 to encourage long-term investment decisions
Energy Efficiency Incentives Continue Alongside Spain EV Tax Incentives
In addition to mobility-focused measures, the Royal Decree-Law maintains energy-related incentives through the end of 2026. Homeowners and property investors can continue to claim tax deductions for energy-efficiency renovations, with rates linked to the scope and impact of the improvements.
Energy renovation deductions available
1.20% deduction for basic efficiency upgrades
2.40% deduction for more advanced improvements
3.60% deduction for comprehensive renovations delivering higher efficiency gains
These measures complement Spain EV tax incentives by promoting lower energy consumption across buildings, supporting national climate objectives, and encouraging sustainable investment choices for households and businesses alike.
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