The Luxembourg government actively encourages the adoption of electric vehicles by offering financial assistance and tax benefits. These incentives help reduce the price gap between traditional vehicles
Adopting an electric vehicle in Luxembourg is not limited to incentives. Owners benefit from a number of other advantages, such as a reduction in CO2 emissions and fuel costs and a simplified maintenance.
Choosing an electric car means combining savings, respect for the environment and driving comfort. Find out about the financial advantages in Luxembourg, the grants available, and the
Chinese EV maker Nio is preparing to launch in Luxembourg in February 2026, marking another step in its European expansion, according to information shared during the GO Electric Day
The EU will ban the sale of new combustion engine cars by 2035, but electric vehicle (EV) uptake remains uneven and in Luxembourg, the pace has slowed.
Electric cars are on the rise, but the country remains behind its goals for 2030. Even though new registrations of fully electric cars jumped by 72% last year compared with 2022, such cars still--as of
Public transport electrification will progress, with more regional and city buses transitioning to zero-emission models. These developments reinforce Luxembourg''s position as a leader in sustainable
The share of electric cars in Luxembourg is steadily increasing, reaching 18.34% among corporate cars in 2024. Ambitious targets of 49% electric cars by 2030 are ahead, fuelled by tax
Luxembourg plans for electric vehicles to constitute 49% of new vehicle registrations by 2030.
The HOA said these studies highlighted a profound evolution of the Luxembourg automotive market, as well as several factors that could slow the energy transition if no adaptation of
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