- Ukraine’s seven-year tax breaks for electric vehicles end on January 1, 2026; VAT and customs duties will be reinstated.
- The end of incentives is due to significant budget losses, estimated at 14.5–30 billion hryvnia in 2025.
- Prices of imported electric cars are expected to rise by 25–30%, but they will still be cheaper to operate than traditional cars.
- The electric vehicle market has grown rapidly, with EVs now making up almost 3% of Ukraine’s car fleet and record import values in 2025.
- Experts predict a temporary price increase and decline in imports, but do not expect the market to regress.
Source: visitukraine.today
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