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Stay up to date with product releases, company milestones, and the latest EVC 2 innovations in the Teltonika newsroom. More News 4/2/2026 New partnership with UK EV Installers to expand smart charging in the UK 3/19/2026 Teltonika Energy and Powerverse Announce Strategic Partnership 3/10/2026 Partnership with Kelvelec in the UK EV AND EV CHARGING INCENTIVES EXPLAINED. WHY IS AN EV A WISE INVESTMENT? 13 September 2022 If you are considering buying an EV or installing its charger at home, it is essential to understand and research which incentives are available in your area—and how much they will save you! The rise of electric vehicles (EVs) has been nothing short of meteoric. EV sales worldwide surpassed 6,7 million units in the past year, 108 % more than in 2020. And this trend is showing no signs of slowing down. The growth of EVs has been fueled by several factors: environmental concerns, rising fuel costs, and improved technology. All these contribute to a permanent shift away from gasoline-powered vehicles. However, no less important is that electric car owners and drivers can take advantage of various financial bonuses. If you own an electric vehicle, there are a lot of tax breaks and other incentives available to you. Are you wondering how you can get those incentives? Sometimes it might be hard to find out which ones are available in the area where you live or work. But no worries — we will guide you through the essential terms to understand the schemes and how they work. WHY IS AN EV A WISE INVESTMENT? Climate change is one of the world's greatest crises. And to mitigate its effects, many ambitious and collaborative actions are needed. This is why a growing number of countries around the globe are making commitments to lower their carbon footprint. For example, the European Union aims to cut CO2 emissions from cars by 55% and vans by 50% by 2030, which means that each country meets that goal individually. In the case of the United States, a plan is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 50 % or more by 2030. Usually, in the context of CO2 reduction and environment protection, we hear discussions about the importance of electric mobility and accelerating EV adoption. And for a reason. The EV industry, in particular, a wholesale switch to electric transport powered by renewable energy, is one of the primary keys to mitigating climate change and unlocking a sustainable future. Therefore, on the road to an electric future, governments are actively looking for ways to boost interest in EVs and encourage people to purchase them. One of the most effective means here is incentivizing the use and/or purchase of EVs and/or EV chargers. Thus, if you are considering buying an EV or installing its charger at home, it is essential to research which incentives are available in your area—and how much they will save you. EV AND EV CHARGING INCENTIVES GLOSSARY Electric vehicles are a growing trend worldwide, and there are many incentives designed to encourage individuals and companies to buy EVs and install EV chargers in their homes and office buildings. So let's take a deeper look at how these incentives work. The concept of EV and EV charger incentives is quite simple: rebate and tax credit are two key terms you need to know when it comes to EVs. The government incentivizes the purchase of an electric vehicle by offering these. Firstly, it is a great way to get more people and companies into EVs, and, secondly, it helps governments meet their carbon emissions reduction goals and create a healthier environment. Tax credits help offset the cost of buying an electric vehicle by reducing taxes on purchases or providing tax breaks on new cars and trucks purchased after 2010. Tax credits vary from country to country but typically range from €2,000-7,000 per vehicle. You can get credits until they expire or are used up—which means they may disappear over time if no new purchases happen while they are available. A rebate is another way to get some of your money back when purchasing an electric vehicle or installing an EV charger in your home—and it is much easier to qualify for than a tax credit. The rebate amount varies depending on many factors, but it will typically cover up to 10-20% of the cost of your purchase or installation fee, so if you spend €1,200 installing an EV charger in your home, for example, then a part of that amount will be reimbursed by the government after installation is complete. But that is not all. In fact, there are also several tax incentives available, for example, in the EU for people who buy electric vehicles. These incentives include reduced road tax (up to 20% reduction), registration tax (up to 10% reduction), vehicle license fee (up to 25% reduction), and no annual road tax or vehicle license fee on electric cars purchased before 1 January 2022. SOME OF THE BEST EXAMPLES IN EUROPE Now you know basically everything about EV incentives. But how does it work? Let's take a look at some examples. For instance, Germany has been offering incentives on electric vehicles since 2011 and now is seeking a goal of having 10 million EVs and 1 million EV charging stations by 2030. In Germany, for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) or plug-in hybrids with an electric range of at least 40 km, you can get a rebate from €5,625 to €9,000, depending on the list price. Furthermore, a fixed subsidy of €900 is available for everyone interested in purchasing an EV charger for private use. The Netherlands has also been promoting EVs since 2011. Their program provides rebates and tax incentives for both new purchases and used cars. A rebate for the new EV today equals €4,000 and for the used €2,000. In addition, zero-emissions vehicles are exempt from registration and road taxes. Businesses also pay reduced tax, which equals 12% rather than the usual 22%. Luxembourg is considered amongst the top 14 EV markets in Europe and provides subsidies ranging from €2,500 to €5,000 for zero-emissions vehicles (BEV and FCEV) and PHEVs with CO2 emissions below 50g/kg. Companies in Luxembourg that use EVs or other vehicles with zero or low emissions can take the opportunity to deduct expenses related to it from corporate income. France is another country putting lots of effort into electrification. A grant of up to €7,000 is available for vehicles emitting 20g CO2/km or less. However, there is a significantly lower bonus for plug-in hybrid cars emitting between 21g – 50g CO2/km, which equals €2,000. It is important to note that France is providing its citizens with a conversion bonus: of up to €5,000 for purchasing second-hand or new BEVs and PHEVs if they get rid of their old vehicles. LIKE THIS STORY? Share it with friends! Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn Copy link GOT A QUESTION? We’re here to help! CONTACT US

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Stay up to date with product releases, company milestones, and the latest EVC 2 innovations in the Teltonika newsroom. More News 4/2/2026 New partnership with UK EV Installers to expand smart charging in the UK 3/19/2026 Teltonika Energy and Powerverse Announce Strategic Partnership 3/10/2026 Partnership with Kelvelec in the UK EV CHARGING INCENTIVES IN EUROPE. Many countries around the world have introduced 21 November 2022 Many countries around the world have introduced incentives to speed up the adoption of electric vehicle technology. In most cases, this involves subsidies for purchasing the electric vehicles themselves, but this can also be extended to support installing an EV charging solution. What does this entail, though, and in which countries are EV home charging incentives available? This article will take a quick tour around Europe, breaking down what is on offer in some of the larger countries to help you make sure that you do not miss out when putting together your home EV charging setup. With this information in mind, you will be ready to hop on the grid and join the EV adoption boom with minimal impact on your wallet. GERMANY As expected, Germany is ahead of the curve when it comes to EV adoption. A €900 grant is available at the national level to any citizen to purchase and install a home charging setup, meaning that if you are in Germany and looking to join the EV revolution, you are in luck. There is also a range of regional subsidies and incentives to help speed along EV adoption, so before booking your installation, it is worth taking a deeper dive into the options specific to your local area. FRANCE Like Germany, France is renowned the world over as a developed and well-governed country that we would expect to see at the front of the pack when it comes to EV adoption. It is no surprise, then, that France also has some schemes incentivizing individual EV charging setups. All taxpayers who own, rent, or occupy detached housing free of charge, can benefit from a €300 tax credit for the purchase and installation of an EV charging system. Meanwhile, for individuals living in collective buildings and willing to install their own EV charging station in their private parking space, the program can cover up to 50% of the amount , excluding VAT of supplies, equipment, and work within the limit of €960 per charging point. UNITED KINGDOM Still part of Europe – geographically, at least – the UK lags behind the rest of the continent in this area. A grant of up to £350 is available for residential EV charging solutions – almost a third of the value of its European counterparts. There are also some foibles and specifics to this scheme that might disqualify otherwise worthy applicants, so consulting the link provided and studying it in detail is important so as not to miss out. ITALY Back in Europe proper, Italy’s offering when it comes to home EV charger support is more than generous, providing up to €2,000 to early adopters. This subsidy comes in the form of a refund and is qualified in one of two ways. The first offers a 50% return of the total amount if this is an isolated EV charger installation. If the EV charger is part of a wider renovation effort to significantly increase the energy efficiency and green credentials of your home, however, then the grant rises from 50% to a staggering 110% of the value of the work, meaning that you can actually be paid for EV adoption – as if you needed another reason! SPAIN Grants in Spain for EV charging installation are murky water, as Spain's semi-federal system means that they tend to be administered regionally. This means that if you live in Valencia, for example, you are likely to have completely different options than if you were in Seville. However, thanks to its Moves II plan, the Spanish government has allocated funding at the national level for EV home charger incentives, meaning that, in all likelihood, there will be significant support available. Most often, this amounts to 30–40% of your EV solution's purchase and installation cost, extending all the way up to a (rather optimistic) €100,000! SWEDEN One might assume that Sweden would be straightforward, supportive, and easy to access when it comes to support for home EV charging stations. One would be absolutely correct in that assumption, as Sweden offers the 'Charge the Car' grant of up to 15,000 SEK – around €1,350. This grant covers 50% of the cost of any home EV charger installation and conspicuously lacks the confusing minutiae of other schemes. This makes it easy to apply for, hassle-free, and a sure bet when it comes to supercharging EV adoption in Sweden. IRELAND Offering a grant of up to €600 per installation, Ireland's EV charging incentives might seem at first glance a little, shall we say, stingy compared to their European counterparts. However, it is crucial to bear in mind that this is not a percentage contribution. What this means is that where in other countries the total amount may potentially be ludicrously high, in reality, you would only receive €300 of support for a €600 job. In Ireland, however, if your installation is below the €600 mark, then the financial support on offer effectively makes it free! FINLAND Finland, typically known as a wealthy high-technology country, surprisingly averages in the age of cars. The average age of registered passenger cars in Mainland Finland was 16 years . In a country of very long distances combined with high pricing and taxation in the car industry, adoption from petrol cars to electric cars has not been easy at all. However, the government is covering the costs of purchasing electric vehicles and EV charging equipment in different ways, depending on who is the buyer or end user. The Housing Finance and Development Centre of Finland (ARA) is supporting companies that are building charging stations for the use of employees, with the amount of €750 per device that meets the subsidy requirements. (Type-2, minimum of 3,7kW, load balancing). ARA also covers charges of chargers for housing communities up to 35% . Employees with leasing cars or other car benefits can charge at home or at work tax-free - the requirement for this benefit is to have an EV charger with smart technology - the employee needs to report their total charging through an app or an energy meter. Funds earmarked to encourage consumers to buy electric cars ran out already in October 2022, and now the government is in a hurry to decide how to continue funding to achieve the ambitious goal of 700 000 electric cars in traffic for the year 2030. ALL ABOARD Incentives are one of the most meaningful and effective ways to boost EV adoption for governments around the world. After all, most people are not held back by their conscience regarding the adoption of EV technology but by their wallets. By taking the time to research the support your government or region offers for EV home charging station installation, you can save yourself hundreds or even thousands of euros, allowing you to hop on board the EV train and future-proof your life. While this article has covered some of the larger European countries, it is important to stress that even if your nation does not appear on the list above, there is likely to be a raft of measures you can access at any time. Smaller countries such as Lithuania , Austria , and Luxembourg are as enthusiastic in providing support – sometimes even more so – than the larger nations, so it is really worth digging into what is on offer, saving yourself money, and helping your country to achieve the dream of large-scale nationwide EV adoption. LIKE THIS STORY? Share it with friends! Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn Copy link GOT A QUESTION? We’re here to help! CONTACT US

Stay up to date with product releases, company milestones, and the latest EVC 2 innovations in the Teltonika newsroom. More News 4/2/2026 New partnership with UK EV Installers to expand smart charging in the UK 3/19/2026 Teltonika Energy and Powerverse Announce Strategic Partnership 3/10/2026 Partnership with Kelvelec in the UK 4 BENEFITS OF HOME EV CHARGING. Taking the plunge and buying an EV 4 November 2022 Taking the plunge and buying an EV is a commitment that many aspire to , but a few reservations hold some back. One common uncertainty is EV charging, with would-be adopters asking themselves, “where can I charge?”, “how much will charging cost me?” and “is it really worth charging my EV at home?” With the growth of public EV charging infrastructure around the world, it is clear why some might think that they can do without their own setup. But when it comes to conveniently powering your EV, there really is no place like home. AVAILABILITY If you have cast longing glances towards public EV charging stations at a shopping center, for example, and imagined yourself charging while you browse, it is important to remember that you are not the only one. Frequently, shopping centers built to accommodate hundreds or even thousands of shoppers will provide only three or four charging stations, meaning that you will need either a good slice of luck or the patience of a saint to secure a spot. When charging at home, you are always sure of availability, as you have access to your own private EV charging station. This means that you will never be let down or disappointed that other people got there before you, and, crucially, you will never run out of charge because you were planning on filling up in a spot that turned out to be occupied. COST For a few years, at the start of the EV revolution, adoption was incentivized through free-to-use public charging stations. While this certainly raised eyebrows and caused many otherwise hesitant buyers to purchase EVs, it is not practical that schemes like this can stay around forever. Some free EV charging points still exist, but sooner or later, they will cost you, and it is unlikely that they will be cheap when they do. With your home EV charging station installed, however, you are in control of costs. For example, selecting electricity tariffs that enable you to charge at off-peak hours for a reduced price is a great way to save on energy bills and bring down the cost of charging your EV. Some high-end charging stations, such as TeltoCharge , come with inbuilt smart technology that keeps track of expenses, schedules optimal charging hours to save money, and uses dynamic load balancing to guarantee that your EV is charged safely. With this in mind, home EV charging – as well as being cheaper and safer than public charging – is often the more high-tech solution. CONVENIENCE Where is the nearest public EV charging station to you? Unsure? Many are, and while a quick google will provide some access in a pinch, if you are in a remote location, it can be difficult to plan routes with charging in mind. This is where home charging stations really come to the fore: there is no need to look for a place to plug in, as 90% of the time, you are parked next to one. This adds flexibility to your journeys as you do not have to consider charging points along the way while also removing the stress of having to locate conveniently situated access. There really is no substitute for the peace of mind afforded by the knowledge that your charging station is ready for you when you get home, with no need for you to scour local maps looking for somewhere to plug in. FUTUREPROOFING Let’s assume that none of the above applies and you have found the perfect public charging station: it is free, it is conveniently located, and never busy. However, what guarantee do you have that it will stay this way or that it will continue to exist at all? Public charging stations are only as reliable as the developers or local councils that are responsible for their installation and are subject to the whims of relocation or removal at any time. If you grow to depend on a public charging port for your convenience, you are never more than a day away from finding that your routine has been disrupted and your plans scuppered. When it comes to home EV charging setups, you can guarantee that your situation will never change unless you want it to, affording you a measure of reliability, control, and dependability that the public offering cannot match. WHERE THE HEART IS Home EV charging stations offer a convenient, future-proof, and always-available way of charging your EV that can be remarkably cost-effective in the long run. If you are considering buying an EV, the often talked-about charging headache can be easily resolved by contacting us and installing your perfect, custom-built home setup, saving you the hassle of planning out your journeys and ensuring that you are always charged. LIKE THIS STORY? Share it with friends! Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn Copy link GOT A QUESTION? We’re here to help! CONTACT US

Stay up to date with product releases, company milestones, and the latest EVC 2 innovations in the Teltonika newsroom. More News 4/2/2026 New partnership with UK EV Installers to expand smart charging in the UK 3/19/2026 Teltonika Energy and Powerverse Announce Strategic Partnership 3/10/2026 Partnership with Kelvelec in the UK HOW FAR CAN AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) GO ON ONE CHARGE? 18 August 2022 One of the most common reasons people do not buy an EV is that they can only go short distances before running out of power. However, 'short range' is more like a myth than reality, and we will try to explain that in detail. Electric vehicles (EVs) have been making headlines in the past few years. Of course, as with any hot new technology, people are eager to get their hands on it. But EV fans may experience doubts as they consider whether or not to buy an EV. One of the most common reasons people do not buy an EV is that they can only go short distances before running out of power. According to a recent survey, 75% of consumers who do not currently own an EV are holding out because they do not want to be stuck without an EV charging station within their normal driving range. However, 'short range' is more like a myth than reality, and we will try to explain that in detail. WHAT AFFECTS THE DRIVING RANGE FOR EVS? Talking about EVs, it is essential to mention that some drivers manage to get more out of their cars than others. And many factors contribute to this. For example, temperature, driving speed, and EV charging infrastructure all play a role in determining how far you will get on a single charge. One of the most important factors is the battery capacity inside your car. The battery capacity of your electric vehicle is determined by how much energy it can store and how quickly it can discharge it. The more energy a battery can store and release, the longer it will last between charges. Higher-capacity batteries generally provide more power for extended periods and better performance in cold weather conditions. However, it is important to note that other factors can influence your driving range. Terrain - hills, and mountains will reduce your range due to the extra energy required for climbing them. Also, driving on bumpy roads can reduce your range as this causes more wear on the battery and tires. Weather conditions - cold weather reduces range because it takes more energy to heat the cabin and battery than in warm weather. Speed and driving style - the faster you drive, the more power you use and the faster your battery discharges. If you use the same amount of energy to operate at higher speeds, your battery will last longer. Last but not least, vehicle size and weight - larger vehicles are not necessarily heavier, but they are more difficult to move than smaller ones because they have more mass. This means larger vehicles use more energy when accelerating from a stop or turning corners at higher speeds. In addition, heavier cars have less traction on snow and ice because they exert more force against the ground when turning corners or accelerating up hills. WHICH ELECTRIC VEHICLE HAS THE LONGEST AND THE SHORTEST RANGE? Regarding electric vehicles, the range is the key factor determining whether or not an EV is a good fit for your lifestyle. According to Eurostat statistics, the average daily driving distance in Europe is 50-70 km per day. This means that most EVs have enough battery capacity to cover your daily needs without recharge during the day. However, if you drive more than that, you will need to search for some options to fulfill your needs. Though the average range of a modern EV is still limited to approximately 160 km (100 miles), some models can go up to 322 km (200 miles) between charges. Furthermore, some EVs have a range of up to 480 km (300 miles). To get an idea of how far an EV can go, let's take a look at some popular EVs on the market today and their ranges. NISSAN LEAF The Nissan LEAF is a popular electric car that has been on sale since 2010. The model of the year 2022 has a 200 km (124 miles) range, which can be increased to 350 km (217 miles) with a 62 kWh battery pack option. The car's battery can be charged from depleted to 80 percent capacity in just 40 minutes using a fast charger. However, charging from 0 to 100 percent using a 7 kW charger will take around 6.5 hours. BMW i3 The BMW i3 is another popular electric vehicle that has been on sale since 2014. The model of the year 2021 has a 120 Ah, 42.2 kWh battery pack and an EPA-rated range of 246 km (153 miles). In addition, this car can be ordered with an optional gasoline-powered engine to provide additional capacity and eliminate the risk of being stuck in the middle of your way home. HYUNDAI KONA Hyundai KONA model of the year 2022 has one of the most extensive ranges out there. An EV with a 39 kWh battery offers a range of up to 305 km (189 miles). If you are picking the long-range, 64 kWh battery option, it will come with an impressive 484 km (300 miles) driving range on a single charge. A fast charger can charge the car's battery to 80 percent in just 47 minutes. Charging from 0 to 100 percent at home or using a public AC charging station takes almost 7 hours. The range is based on how much energy is stored in the battery. This is usually measured by kilowatt-hours (kWh). The more kWhs your car has, the further it can go on a single charge. HOW HAVE EV BATTERIES EVOLVED OVER THE YEARS? The first mass-produced EVs were powered by lead-acid batteries with a very limited range. Then, in the 1990s and early 2000s, nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) batteries began to be used in low-cost EVs like the GM EV1 and Toyota RAV4 EV. These batteries could store more energy than lead-acid batteries but still did not last very long. As technology improves, so does the efficiency of batteries used in EVs. Today's battery packs are significantly more efficient than those on earlier models, and newer EVs can travel farther on a single charge than older models could. Nowadays, most EVs use lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries, which are much lighter and capable of storing more energy than NiMH or lead-acid batteries. Li-ion batteries don't need much maintenance, and they can last for thousands of charge cycles before they need to be replaced. WHERE TO CHARGE THE ELECTRIC CAR? Driving an EV is a new experience for many drivers and one that requires some adjustment. One of the most common questions asked by those new to electric vehicles is, "Where should I charge my EV?". Electric vehicle charging infrastructure is necessary for the success of EVs. That is why governments, manufacturers, and charging companies are working together to build an extensive network of fast-charging stations along highways, workplaces, and public spaces. Charging stations for electric cars are much like fueling stations for gasoline-powered vehicles. They are found at home, at work, and on the road. Some EV owners charge their vehicles overnight at home; others stop at public charging stations during their commutes or daily errands. If you are thinking of buying an electric car, it is worth considering whether you will have access to enough charging stations nearby. LIKE THIS STORY? Share it with friends! Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn Copy link GOT A QUESTION? We’re here to help! CONTACT US

Stay up to date with product releases, company milestones, and the latest EVC 2 innovations in the Teltonika newsroom. More News 4/2/2026 New partnership with UK EV Installers to expand smart charging in the UK 3/19/2026 Teltonika Energy and Powerverse Announce Strategic Partnership 3/10/2026 Partnership with Kelvelec in the UK NEWS - We.EV Launches Home Charging Network on Teltonika Devices across New Zealand 18 June 2024 Hamilton, New Zealand 2024 - We.EV is rolling out fully installed smart chargers from global IoT leader Teltonika, making reliable, attractive home charging solutions accessible to EV drivers across New Zealand. We.EV, a subsidiary of WEL Networks, is diversifying its charging offerings to include residential EV charging, helping balance demand on the national grid and enhancing electric fleet vehicle battery life. Drivers of company vehicles in New Zealand can now gain the convenience of installing the same type of charger at home that they use at work. The selection of Teltonika’s 7.4kW Teltocharge for its compact European design and reliability supports We.EV’s strategy to future-proof residential energy connections. The smart charger’s app allows drivers to control what time of day to charge their EVs and whether to use grid or solar power. We.EV is making the smart charger and installation available nationwide. The Teltocharge’s native solar integration means that drivers with home solar generation could potentially charge their car for free. "With the introduction of fully installed Teltocharge smart chargers, We.EV is setting a new standard in home EV charging," says Sam Montgomerie, Product Manager at We.EV. "Home charging is the most convenient way to charge an EV, while prolonging vehicle battery life and safeguarding the national grid as the country moves to more sustainable transport." “Teltonika are delighted to extend our relationship with We.EV to enable home charging at scale. Together with our partners, we're providing New Zealand drivers with a smart charger that’s straight forward to install, offers greater control over energy usage, and enhances the aesthetics of any home,” says Kes Grauslys, CEO of Teltonika Australia. The Teltocharge features a swappable Accoya wood front plate and four additional color front plates. Teltonika devices also enable We.EV’s commercial charging operations. To learn more about TeltoCharge, visit teltonika-energy.com/products/teltocharge To learn more about We.EV, visit we-ev.co.nz As seen on: https://channellife.co.nz/story/we-ev-to-introduce-teltonika-smart-chargers-for-home-ev-use https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU2404/S00010/weev-launches-home-charging-network-on-teltonika-iot-devices.htm https://evsandbeyond.co.nz/home-ev-smart-charging-from-we-ev/ April 2024 edition https://companyvehicle.co.nz/basic-page/digital-editions LIKE THIS STORY? Share it with friends! Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn Copy link GOT A QUESTION? We’re here to help! CONTACT US

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