, there were around 11,000 electric vehicles registered in the Czech Republic, equivalent to 0.1% of all vehicles in the country. , 4% of new cars registered in the Czech Republic were electric or plug-in hybrid.
, the Škoda Enyaq was the best-selling electric car in the Czech Republic.
Government policy , the Czech government does not offer any tax incentives for individuals to purchase electric vehicles.
Starting from 18. 3. 2024, National Development Bank offers up to CZK 300 000 (~11820 €) for buying new BEV or FCEV car for SME. Current fund allocation suffices for up to 7500 vehicles.
+ BEV, FCEV and Charging station incentives for SME Type Category Minimum price Maximum price Incentive Vehicle M1 CZK 300 000 CZK 1 500 000 CZK 200 000 Vehicle N1 CZK 300 000 CZK 2 000 000 CZK 250 000 Vehicle N2 up to 4,25 t and FCEV CZK 300 000 CZK 2 500 000 CZK 300 000 Charging station AC CZK 100 000 CZK 50 000 Charging station DC up to 40 kW CZK 250 000 CZK 100 000 Charging station DC above 40 kW CZK 400 000 CZK 150 000
Charging stations , there were 465 public charging stations in the Czech Republic operated by ČEZ Group.
Manufacturing , around 10% of cars manufactured in the Czech Republic were electric.
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