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Luxembourg pays 50% of the cost of charging stations in homes and residences, and runs calls for company chargers and zero-emission trucks. We prepare the file with every project.

Last reviewed: 4 November 2026

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per shared system in a residence: €40,000; per shared system in a residence
per smart charger: €1,200; per smart charger
ISO 15118-20 becomes a condition: 2027; ISO 15118-20 becomes a condition

Residences and co-ownerships

Aid for collective buildings, 2026

Item	Aid	Cap
Collective load-management system (shared part)	50% of the cost excl. VAT	€40,000 per system, one per building
Smart charger (OCPP 1.6 or higher, or on a collective load-management system)	50% of the cost excl. VAT	€1,200 per charger
ISO 15118-20 charger bought in 2026	50% of the cost excl. VAT	€1,400 per charger

Guichet.lu, aid for private charging stations of legal persons and co-ownerships, updated 29 October 2026. Still a bill (8577): amounts can change until the law is promulgated.

Conditions

What the aid requires

Who

Co-ownership syndicates where at least half of the shares belong to natural persons or eligible legal persons; non-profit legal persons; leasing companies passing the aid on.

What

New chargers above 3.7 kW installed by a licensed electrician, not open to the public; in collective buildings, smart or on a collective load-management system.

When

Invoices dated 1 January 2026 to 31 December 2030; claim within one year after the end of the invoice year. From 1 January 2027 chargers must meet EN ISO 15118-20:2022, including bidirectional features.

Shared part

Eligible costs of the collective system

Included: Acquisition and installation of the load-management system; preparation of the building for integrated chargers; integration and programming; wiring; RCD and circuit breaker; panel modifications; grid reinforcement and connection fees including a dedicated meter; IT rack
Second claim within 5 years: Fire-safety works and certification by an approved body

Single-family homes

Aid for homes, 2026

Charger	Aid	Cap
Simple charger (installed by 31 December 2026 only)	50%	€750
Smart charger	50%	€1,200
ISO 15118-20 charger	50%	€1,200; €1,400 if bought in 2026

Guichet.lu, aid for private charging stations of natural persons, 2026.

Companies and fleets

Calls for projects

In 2026 the Ministry of the Economy ran a €10 million call for zero-emission trucks (up to 100% of the extra cost over diesel) and a €4 million call for company truck chargers, both from 20 July to 18 September, and a €7 million call for AC chargers from 15 January to 15 June. The next calls are published on guichet.lu.

A Site Study prepares the technical part of the application before the call opens.

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Subsidy questions

“How much aid does a Luxembourg residence get for EV charging in 2026?”

Under the 2026 regime (bill 8577, not yet final), 50% of the cost excl. VAT of the collective load-management system, up to €40,000 per building, plus 50% per smart charger up to €1,200 (€1,400 for an ISO 15118-20 charger bought in 2026). Source: guichet.lu, updated 29 October 2026.

“What changes for charger subsidies in 2027?”

From 1 January 2027 subsidised chargers must comply with EN ISO 15118-20:2022, including bidirectional charging features, with reference to the EU AFIR regulation and Delegated Regulation 2025/656.

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