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EV market and infrastructure development in Croatia and BiH

Overview

The electric vehicle (EV) sector in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing growth in both infrastructure and market adoption. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Tuzla Canton has initiated support for electromobility by co-financing rapid EV charging stations, including a new facility in Gračanica. The government has allocated 100,000 KM to support the installation of fast DC chargers, covering up to 50% of costs for projects near highways and regional roads.

In Croatia, the market share for fully electric vehicles increased from 1.9% in 2025 to 4.3% during the first eight months of 2026. However, industry stakeholders have highlighted a heavy reliance on state incentives and have called for more predictable, long-term subsidy schedules to stabilize the market.

Entities

Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Transport of Tuzla Canton · Požega · Tokić Grupa · Zeka-comerc · Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund

Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 7 sources
    Electric vehicle markets and infrastructure see regional developments in Croatia and Bosnia

    Electric vehicle adoption in Croatia is growing but remains reliant on subsidies, while the Tuzla Canton government in Bosnia and Herzegovina has launched a 100,000 KM program to expand charging infrastructure.

  2. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Tokić Grupa expands in Croatia as new EV charging station opens in Bosnia

    Tokić Grupa opened a new branch in Požega, Croatia, while a third rapid EV charging station launched in Gračanica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, supported by regional ministry funding.

Sources

automania.hr · avto-magazin.metropolitan.si · informacijecrnagora.me · lavoce.hr · n1info.hr · pozeski.hr · prigorski.hr · telegram.hr · tuzlainfo.ba · tuzlanski.ba

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