EV Subsidy: 100,000 Applications Paid Out Since May
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Since May, 100,000 applications for Germany's state EV subsidy have been paid out. Half of applicants had household incomes below €45,000.
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Since May, 100,000 applications for the state EV subsidy have been paid out in Germany — faster and more frequently than the federal government expected. Those switching to an EV with low or middle incomes can receive up to €6,000 in state funding. According to Federal Environment Minister Carsten Schneider, the program is reaching exactly this target group particularly well.
Der Spiegel, Manager Magazin, and Tagesschau report consistently that the subsidy is disproportionately reaching households with low and middle incomes.
Who benefits most?
According to Manager Magazin, half of applicants had annual household incomes of no more than €45,000. According to Schneider's account, the funding is thus reaching exactly the households the program is designed to target.
How does the federal government assess the rush?
Schneider drew a positive interim balance: the subsidy has exceeded expectations. How much money has been paid out in total and how the funds are distributed across individual income brackets is not clear from the available reports.
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