E-Mobility
Overall, there are over 5,500 publicly accessible charging points in Austria and over 23,000 fully electric vehicles.
In a European comparison, Austria ranks among the top 10 with 56 public charging points per 100,000 inhabitants.
The e-charging station finder e-tankstellen-finder.com indicates all charging stations in Austria and Europe, including all public charging points operated by energy companies, supermarkets and hotels.
There is a special number plate for purely electrically powered vehicles and hydrogen vehicles (white background, green lettering). The e-license plate is optional, so it is up to each e-vehicle owner to decide whether to choose an e-license plate or a "normal" license plate. However, if you want to benefit from any local concessions, you will need an e-license plate.
Details on electromobility
Information on the current funding offers of the e-mobility campaign for private individuals can be found here.
Further information on funding options for E-Mobility.
More information on Electric cars and e-mobility.
