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Tunisia is counting on public institutions, enterprises and municipalities to accelerate the spread of electric vehicles and expand the charging network. Tunisian Catering has already purchased electric cars, while the relevant authorities are reviewing more than 150 applications from public institutions seeking to buy them. The country aims to have 50,000 electric cars and 5,000 charging points by 2030. Incentives include a grant of 10,000 dinars, customs exemptions and a reduction in value-added tax from 19% to 7%. These measures are being accompanied by the installation of charging points and training for specialists. Municipal programs have included providing Bizerte with three cars and 30 electric bicycles, and Sfax with two cars and 75 bicycles. Industry stakeholders say purchases by public institutions build confidence in the market and support local companies and expertise.
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