Premium for the purchase of an electric car Conditions The premium is aimed at private individuals, non-profit organizations and providers of shared mobility. Both new and second-hand cars are eligible for a premium. A second-hand vehicle must have been registered with the previous owner for at least 3 years and may have been registered for the first time no more than 8 years ago. The premium can be awarded for zero-emission vehicles registered after January 1, 2024. Only zero-emission cars are eligible: fully electric cars and cars with fuel cells. Plug-in hybrid cars are not eligible. The premium is specifically aimed at cars intended for passenger transport (M1), for the transport of goods with a limited weight up to 3500 kg (N1) and heavy micro-city cars (L7e-C). The purchase price of the vehicle may amount to a maximum of 40,000 euros incl. VAT. Furthermore, the original catalog value of a second-hand vehicle may not exceed 60,000 euros incl. VAT. No premium is awarded for more expensive cars. The sales contract for the vehicle was concluded with a car dealer. Procedure The premium cannot currently be applied for. The decision with the conditions, procedure and amounts was approved in principle by the Flemish Government on November 10, 2023, but is still subject to final approval and publication in the Belgian Official Gazette. To qualify for the incentive, you must register within 90 days of signing the vehicle sales agreement. You will be able to register the vehicle via a web application that will be made available via this web page. For vehicles ordered before the date of publication of this decision in the Belgian Official Gazette and after September 25, 2023, the registration must be made within 90 days following the announcement. You provide the necessary supporting documents within 90 days of registering the vehicle upon sale. After registration and after all supporting documents have been submitted and the government has approved the premium application, the premium will be paid in full.