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The value of the incentive is 4,000 euros for individuals or 5,000 in the case of IPSS or other charitable institutions. However, there is a limit: only 1050 incentives will be delivered for 2024.
According to NM, there is a list, of electric cars that can be purchased using the government incentive.
See below all the models available in Portugal with a value of up to 38,500 euros.
- Dacia Spring - 16,905 euros
- Citroën ë-C3 - 23,300 euros
- Citroën ë-C3 Aircross - 26,490 euros
- Fiat 500e - 28,890 euros
- Opel Frontera - 29,990 euros
- MG MG4 - 32,269 euros
- Renault Megane E-Tech - 32,995 euros
- Renault 5 E-Tech - 33,005 euros
- Opel Corsa - 33,590 euros
- Smart #1 - 34,502 euros
- MG ZS - 34,969 euros
- MINI Cooper - 35,050 euros
- Peugeot e-208 - 35.46 euros
- BYD Dolphin - 35,695 euros
- Citroën ë-Berlingo – 36,301 euros
- Fiat 600 - 36,350 euros
- MG MG5 - 36,769 euros
- Renault Kangoo E-Tech - 36,895 euros
- Opel Combo - 37,000 euros
- MINI Aceman - 37,050 euros
- Nissan Leaf - 37,405 euros
- Jeep Avenger - 37,800 euros
- Peugeot e-Rifter - 37,801 euros
- Smart #3 - 38,002 euros
- Abarth 500 - 38,030 euros
- Alfa Romeo Junior - 38,500 euros
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"SCRAPING"? Somebody needs a better copy editor...Im available.
By ana from Lisbon on 19 Oct 2024, 18:32
This is a phenomenal, pioneering measure by the government but it should be extended to have the least relevance. There should be incentives and benefits for anyone who decides buying an electric car.
By Diogo F. from Lisbon on 19 Oct 2024, 22:30
Very, very bad value for money given the price of 2nd ha d vehicles in Portugal. Why on earth would you 'scrape' your car for a more expensive and equally polluting electric one?
By Birgitta Parlevliet from Other on 20 Oct 2024, 21:01
I would think it unlikely that anyone with a spare 30,000€ would own a car, worthy of inclusion in the scheme, with a value of less than 4,000€
By Greg from Other on 21 Oct 2024, 07:21
Hi Birgitta, sorry but all the research shows that electric vehicles are much 'greener' than ICE vehicles , considering their whole life emissions from resource extraction, through manufacturing and use, to final scrapping and recycling. At present an EV in the EU has on average almost 70% lower lifetime emissions, and this will increase as electricity generation is decarbonised. Of course EV's are not the perfect or only answer for cleaner transport but they are a definite improvement on fossil fuel vehicles.
By Felix from UK on 21 Oct 2024, 11:30
Lol, no Teslas on here, despite them having 2 cars in the top 3 most reliable electric cars of 2024, despite them being the most profitable electric cars — ie. most likely business model and despite Tesla having an EU factory.
Suspicious anyone?
By Justin L from Madeira on 21 Oct 2024, 11:40
From someone who has owned a Tesla, I would not take one car on that list over a Tesla even with the incentive.
By j from Algarve on 22 Oct 2024, 20:09