
Desk closing due to exhaustion of resources expected for 2026
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The charging station bonus is part of the multi-year program for the automotive sector defined with the June Prime Ministerial Decree.
Great success for the domestic charging station bonus". This is what Mimit writes according to which "since the opening of the counter on 22 September, over 16 thousand applications have been submitted, confirming the strong interest of citizens in a measure which, in the context of interventions to support the automotive sector, accompanies the evolution of mobility and encourages the spread of electric charging infrastructures".
The requests received currently cover the value of the resources available for 2026, therefore the branch has been closed starting from 12pm tomorrow, 27 October.
Applications will be processed in the chronological order of presentation. Applicants will be able to consult the status of their request by accessing the reserved area of the dedicated platform. Should resources become available again, the possible reopening of the branch for 2026 will be communicated with a specific notice.
The charging station bonus, launched as part of the multi-year program for the automotive sector defined with the Prime Ministerial Decree of last June, has a total budget of 68 million euros, with incentives distributed annually between 2026 and 2030.
The contribution covers 80 percent of the expenses incurred for the purchase and installation of charging infrastructure, such as columns and wall boxes, up to a maximum of 1,500 euros for each natural person and 8,000 euros for installations in the common areas of condominium buildings.
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