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Portugal clean‑mobility clean-mobility incentives and tax reforms

In early June 2026 2026, Portugal opened applications for a €10 million Green Mobility programme administered by the Environmental Fund. The scheme offers up to €4,000 for a new electric passenger car (up to €5,000 for private social‑solidarity social-solidarity institutions) and subsidies for electric bicycles, cargo bikes, motorcycles, mopeds, tricycles and quadricycles, with price caps of €38,500 for standard cars and €55,000 for larger models. A week later the government detailed the Imposto Sobre Veículos (ISV) – a registration tax calculated from CO₂ emissions and engine size. Full exemptions apply to 100 % 100% electric vehicles and renewable‑energy‑powered renewable-energy-powered models; plug‑in plug-in hybrids receive cuts of 40 % 40% to 75 % 75% depending on electric range, and additional relief is granted to people with disabilities, large families, new residents and diplomatic staff. At the end of June the Economy Ministry unveiled the €1.2 billion Novo E‑Lar E-Lar voucher scheme, funded largely by EU NextGeneration funds. Over €100 million is earmarked for solar‑panel solar-panel rebates, with vouchers covering up to 40 % 40% of energy‑efficient energy-efficient appliance costs and up to 30 % 30% of photovoltaic installations for 200,000 households, aiming for a peak rollout in Q4 2026. In July August, details regarding the reform of the Imposto Único de Circulação (IUC) was reformed to were clarified through Decree-Law No. 161/2026. Effective January 1, 2027, a transitional regime will replace vehicle‑registration‑based registration-based due dates dates. In 2027, those with IUC amounts up to €500 will make a fixed single payment calendar. A transitional regime in 2027 allows October, while those exceeding €500 can pay in two installments (July and October) or a single October payment for bills July payment. From 2028, a permanent system will apply: amounts up to €500 €100 are due by the end of April, €100–€500 in two installments (April and split payments for larger amounts; from 2028 a three‑tier schedule October), and amounts over €500 in three installments (April, July, October) applies, with an option for full early payment. A decree‑law also permits owners to cancel IUC and October). The Portuguese Tax and Customs Authority noted that for vehicles deregistered 2026, current rules based on registration anniversaries remain in 2027 before the anniversary date, reinforcing compliance and transparency. effect.

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