23 applications approved for electric taxi grants

The National Energy Control Agency in Tunisia announced the approval of 23 applications from taxi drivers to benefit from a grant of 10,000 Tunisian dinars for purchasing electric taxis. This is part of a program to support electric mobility aimed at encouraging the use of electric vehicles, reducing carbon emissions, and promoting the energy transition. The program was launched in August 2026 and specifically targets drivers holding a "Private Taxi" license between the ages of 31 and 59, offering tax and financial incentives, including tax exemptions and discounts on registration and circulation fees. Electric vehicle sales in Tunisia have increased significantly, exceeding 1,100 cars in the first four months of 2026 compared to fewer than 600 throughout the entire year of 2025. The country aims to reach 50,000 electric vehicles by 2030 and to develop an infrastructure network with 5,000 charging points. These measures are part of the 2026 Finance Law, designed to accelerate the transition toward sustainable mobility, reduce fuel consumption, and lower emissions.

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