Overview Of The New Subsidy Call

The Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works is set to announce the fourth round of grants aimed at promoting electromobility in Cyprus under the Recovery and Resilience Plan. Applications will be accepted exclusively online from December 5, 2025, at 09:00 until December 9, 2025, at 09:00.

Streamlined Verification Process

In a significant move backed by European authorities, the Road Transport Department has implemented a simplified verification mechanism. Instead of the previously cumbersome process of disbursing grants, eligibility will now be confirmed upon the completion of vehicle registration. Beneficiaries will have until June 30, 2026, to finalize the registration, thereby expediting program implementation.

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Fair And Transparent Selection Procedure

If the number of submissions exceeds the available grants, an electronic lottery will be conducted on December 9, 2025. This process, observed by media representatives, is designed to ensure fairness and transparency.

Eligibility And Compliance Requirements

The grant is open to individuals, legal entities, businesses, organizations, municipalities, communities, NGOs, associations, foundations, and federations. Interested parties are encouraged to consult the detailed Guide To The Plan, which outlines the grant categories and participation criteria. Moreover, applicants with outstanding debts to the Tax Department or Social Insurance Services must settle or arrange payment terms within eight working days after preliminary approval to maintain eligibility.

Budget Allocation And Grant Distribution

The total funding for this round amounts to €5,620,000, distributed across 520 grants. The allocation details are as follows:

• D5 – Purchase of a new private-use vehicle with zero CO₂ emissions: Grant of €9,000 for 380 vehicles, totaling €3,420,000.
• D7 – Purchase of a new vehicle with zero CO₂ emissions designated for eligible disabled vehicle use: Grant of €20,000 for 40 vehicles, totaling €800,000.
• D8 – Purchase of a new vehicle with zero CO₂ emissions for large families: Grant of €20,000 for 40 vehicles, totaling €800,000.
• D9 – Purchase of a used private-use vehicle with zero CO₂ emissions: Grant of €9,000 for 50 vehicles, totaling €450,000.
• D10 – Purchase of a new electric commercial vehicle (N1 category, up to 3,500 kg) with zero CO₂ emissions: Grant of €15,000 for 10 vehicles, totaling €150,000.

This decisive initiative underscores the Cyprus Government’s commitment to promoting sustainable transport solutions within the broader framework of economic recovery and environmental resilience.