Updated on September 1, 2025
In 2025, the Moves III Plan increased its budget by 400 million euros, facilitating access to subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles and the installation of chargers.
The autonomous communities will manage these funds until the end of the year, with retroactive effect from January 1, 2025. Thanks to this expansion, both electric car sales and the installation of charging points have grown significantly in Spain.
This article details all the news, requirements, and deadlines of the Moves III Plan 2025, so you can make the most of these subsidies.
- 1 Latest news on Moves Plan subsidies in 2025: situation by autonomous communities
- 1.1 Madrid: Moves 2025 funds depleted in one month
- 1.2 Galicia: collapse due to excess applications for the Moves Plan in 2025
- 1.3 Catalonia: more demand than budget for the Moves Plan in 2025
- 1.4 Basque Country: in final phase
- 1.5 Castile and León, Castile-La Mancha, Extremadura, and Murcia: calls pending publication
- 2 What is the Moves III Plan 2025?
- 3 Subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles
- 4 Incentives for the installation of electric car chargers
- 5 Comparison of subsidies: Electric car, plug-in hybrid, and fuel cell
- 6 How to apply for Moves III aids
- 7 Deadlines and retroactivity of the Moves III Plan 2025
- 8 Tax deductions and additional benefits
- 9 Impact of the renewal of the Moves III Plan on the business sector
- 10 Additional incentives for specific groups and rural areas
- 11 Impact of the Moves III Plan on the electric mobility market
Latest news on Moves Plan subsidies in 2025: situation by autonomous communities
The Moves III Plan 2025 continues to attract attention across the country due to the speed at which available funds are running out. While in some regions the allocations were consumed in a matter of days or weeks, in others the call for applications has not even been opened yet.
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The following table summarizes, up to August 2025, the official budget distribution and the execution status in each community, including the current situation, ongoing calls, and possible blockages:
| Autonomous Community | Initial Budget (M€) | Status | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andalusia | 71.4 | Active | Large number of applications; possible depletion of funds before December |
| Aragon | 11.2 | Active | Call open in summer; differentiated aid depending on beneficiary |
| Asturias | 8.6 | Active | Budget four times higher than the previous edition; high participation |
| Balearic Islands | 9.9 | Active | Includes a 15% tax deduction; retroactive from January 2025 |
| Canary Islands | 18.3 | Active | Increased staff to expedite files; very efficient management |
| Cantabria | 4.9 | Active | Encourages private and municipal investment |
| Castile and León | 20.2 | Active | Retroactive from January; different modalities depending on area and applicant |
| Castile-La Mancha | 17.2 | Active | Notable expansion compared to 2021; retroactive aid |
| Catalonia | 65.6 | Almost depleted | No funds for vehicles; only charging line available |
| Valencian Community | 42.6 | Active | 85% still available for vehicles; wide availability in charging |
| Extremadura | 9.0 | Active | Latest budget expansion; retroactive nature |
| Galicia | 22.8 | Depleted | Second community to consume the vehicle line; charging still active |
| Madrid | 57.2 | Depleted | Resources allocated in 4 weeks; waiting list open |
| Murcia | 12.7 | Pending | The 2025 call has not yet been published |
| Navarre | 5.6 | Available | Latest fund expansion; smooth management |
| Basque Country | 18.7 | High consumption | 65% already allocated; high risk of depletion |
| La Rioja | 2.7 | Active | Balanced distribution between purchase and charging |
| Ceuta | 0.7 | Active | Open aid; budget adjusted by population |
| Melilla | 0.7 | Active | Current call with provided funds |
If you are interested in subsidies for the purchase of electric cars, we suggest you check our guide on the CAE for electric cars (Energy Saving Certificate), which allows you to recover up to €1,000 for the purchase of an electric vehicle.
Madrid: Moves 2025 funds depleted in one month
The Community of Madrid was the first to run out of resources.
- €43.6 million were allocated for vehicle purchases and €10.9 million for charging infrastructure, depleted in just four weeks.
- Demand exceeded 700 applications per day, which collapsed the system.
The regional government has requested an urgent expansion from the central government.
Galicia: collapse due to excess applications for the Moves Plan in 2025
The Xunta opened the call on July 8 with an initial budget of €12 million for electric vehicles.
- In just two weeks, the funds were completely depleted. Hundreds of applicants were left out as they did not make it in time.
- The subsidy line for charging points remains operational.
Catalonia: more demand than budget for the Moves Plan in 2025
€34.31 million were allocated for electric vehicles, but the 7,600 applications received totaled over €37.7 million, exceeding the available allocation.
- The line allocated for chargers still has budget available, with 2,300 applications registered.
Basque Country: in final phase
Call initiated on June 25.
- In just one month, 65% of the available budget had been consumed.
- Nearly 1,500 applications have been received, mostly for electric cars.
- It is expected to soon join Madrid, Galicia, and Catalonia as a community with depleted funds.
Castile and León, Castile-La Mancha, Extremadura, and Murcia: calls pending publication
By the end of August, these four communities had still not launched a call.
Despite having an assigned budget, citizens have not been able to access the aid. The delay creates inequality between territories and a risk of losing funds. Many buyers are delaying the acquisition of electric vehicles while waiting for news.
What is the Moves III Plan 2025?
The Moves III Plan is an incentive program managed by the Autonomous Communities and funded by the Government of Spain. Its main objective is to accelerate the transition to sustainable mobility, offering direct financial aid for the purchase of electric vehicles and for the installation of charging points at homes, businesses, and public spaces.
Differences with previous editions of the Moves III Plan
- Budget increase: an additional 400 million euros.
- Extension until December 31, 2025.
- Retroactive application for purchases made since January 1, 2025.
- 15% tax deduction in personal income tax for the purchase of an electric vehicle.
Subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles
The Moves III Plan 2025 maintains the same subsidy amounts as in previous editions. These are the amounts you can receive depending on the type of vehicle and whether you choose to scrap an old car:
| Type of vehicle | Subsidy without scrapping | Subsidy with scrapping |
| Electric car (more than 90 km of range) | €4,500 | €7,000 |
| Plug-in hybrid (30-90 km of range) | €2,500 | €5,000 |
| Hydrogen fuel cell vehicle | €4,500 | €7,000 |
| Electric motorcycles | Up to €1,300 | Not applicable |
Requirements to receive the Moves III aid
- The vehicle must have a price lower than €45,000 before VAT.
- It must be a new vehicle (not applicable to used vehicles).
- The aid can be requested for cars, motorcycles, vans, and light industrial vehicles.
Incentives for the installation of electric car chargers
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Subsidies for the installation of charging points according to user type
- Individuals: Up to 70% of the installation cost.
- Communities of neighbors and companies: Up to 80% of the cost covered.
- Tax deduction in personal income tax: Possibility of deduction for the installation of the charger.
Comparison of subsidies: Electric car, plug-in hybrid, and fuel cell
Each propulsion technology has its own advantages and specific aids within the Moves III Plan. Electric cars offer extended range and direct charging, while plug-in hybrids allow a combination of electric and combustion engines for greater flexibility. Fuel cell vehicles stand out for their rapid energy replenishment. The comparison between these models is essential to determine which best meets the user’s needs.
The aid varies according to the technology:
- For an electric car, a subsidy of between €4,500 and €7,000 is contemplated, depending on the scrapping requirement.
- Plug-in hybrids have incentives ranging from €2,500 to €5,000.
- Fuel cell vehicles have conditions similar to those of electric vehicles, with direct benefits for the transition to clean energy.
How to apply for Moves III aids
The process varies by Autonomous Community, but generally, the steps to follow are:
- Make the purchase of the vehicle or the installation of the charging point.
- Check the available aids on the website of the regional administration.
- Submit the application online, attaching:
- Purchase invoice for the vehicle or installation.
- Proof of payment.
- Copy of ID/NIF.
- Certificate of residence (if applicable).
- Purchase invoice for the vehicle or installation.
- Wait for the approval of the aid and the deposit into your bank account.
Deadlines and retroactivity of the Moves III Plan 2025
- Start date: April 2, 2025.
- Deadline: December 31, 2025 (or until funds are exhausted).
- Retroactive application: Purchases made from January 1, 2025.
Tax deductions and additional benefits
In addition to direct aids, buyers can benefit from a 15% deduction in personal income tax on the cost of the vehicle, with a limit of €3,000.
For self-employed individuals and companies, there are additional benefits in terms of accelerated depreciation and deductions in corporate tax.
Impact of the renewal of the Moves III Plan on the business sector
The renewal of the Moves III Plan 2025 has a direct impact on the business sector. With the increase in aids, companies find a unique opportunity to renew their fleets and modernize their charging infrastructure.
The business sector benefits from incentives that facilitate the integration of electric vehicles into their daily operations. Financial aids allow for smart investment in technology, contributing to operational efficiency and reducing pollutant emissions.
Additional incentives for specific groups and rural areas
The Moves III Plan 2025 includes additional incentives aimed at specific groups. People with reduced mobility, taxi or VTC drivers, and residents in rural areas (with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants) can access a 10% increase in the amount of aids. This measure aims to ensure that the transition to electric mobility is inclusive and benefits all sectors of society.
Impact of the Moves III Plan on the electric mobility market
The expansion of the Moves III Plan comes at a key moment for the sector. The demand for electric cars had slowed due to uncertainty about the continuity of the program. With this renewal, an increase in sales and in the installation of charging points is expected, consolidating the electrification of the automotive fleet in Spain.
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