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Grants for Installing Your Charger: MOVES Plan in Málaga and Andalusia

We'll tell you what support you can genuinely apply for today: the MOVES Plan for installation has already closed, but the 15% IRPF tax deduction is still available. No promises about a grant that no longer exists.

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MOVES Plan

The MOVES Plan for installing the charging point is no longer available

The MOVES III Plan, which included direct support for installing charging points, closed its application window on 31 December 2025 and no longer accepts new applications. The scheme replacing it at national level, Plan Auto+ within the España Auto 2030 strategy, currently focuses on encouraging the purchase of the electric vehicle, not the installation of the home charger.

If a new scheme with installation support opens at any point, we'll add it to this page. In the meantime, we'd rather be upfront about this than promise you a grant that no longer exists.

Tax — the support that's still available

15% IRPF tax deduction for installing your charging point

The Spanish Tax Agency maintains a 15% personal income tax (IRPF) deduction for installing a charging point at your private home, valid until 31 December 2026, on a maximum base of €4,000 (maximum deduction of approximately €600).

This is the support you can genuinely count on today. It applies directly on your tax return and doesn't require a prior application to any body.

Usual requirements:

  • Payment by bank transfer, card or another traceable method — not cash
  • Private use, not linked to a business activity
  • Installation at a property in your name
  • Having the invoice and the certificate (Electrical Installation Certificate)

Check with your tax adviser

This is an indicative guide, not tax advice. Every tax return has its own nuances, so confirm with your accountant how to apply the deduction to your specific case before filing.

Regional scope

Grants from the Regional Government of Andalusia: awaiting a new call

The regional grant scheme for electric vehicle charging is awaiting a new call for applications in the Official Bulletin of the Regional Government of Andalusia (BOJA). The Andalusian Energy Agency is the official body that manages these calls when they're open, and the source we check to confirm their status.

If you'd like us to let you know as soon as a call opens that might interest you, mention it in the form and we'll get in touch.

Depending on your case

What option applies depending on the type of installation

With the MOVES Plan closed, what changes is which route applies to you depending on who's installing and for what purpose.

Private home

This is the clear case for the 15% IRPF deduction: installation at your home, in your name, for private use.

See home installation →

Community garage

If the parking space is in your name, in principle you can also apply the IRPF deduction to your individual installation. Confirm it with your tax adviser.

See community garage installation →

Businesses and fleets

There's currently no specific state grant scheme for businesses. The investment can be depreciated under Corporate Tax rules; check with your accountant on the treatment that applies to you.

See business installation → · See fleet installation →

If a new national or regional scheme opens covering fast charging, battery storage or business installations, we'll update this page.

The process

How to get your installation ready for the deduction, step by step

Step 1

Quote and site visit

We assess your installation and confirm whether your case fits the requirements of the IRPF deduction.

Step 2

Payment by bank method

Payment for the installation must be made by transfer, card or another method other than cash, so it can be justified.

Step 3

Installation

We install the charger and process the certificate (Electrical Installation Certificate).

Step 4

Documentation for your tax return

We hand over the invoice and certificate. Keep them and take them to your tax adviser to apply the deduction in the relevant tax year.

Information updated as of July 2026; the validity of these schemes may change. Check the Andalusian Energy Agency and the Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT) before applying for or claiming any grant or deduction.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about grants and subsidies

No. The MOVES III Plan for installing charging points closed its application window on 31 December 2025 and no longer accepts new applications. The new national mobility-support scheme, Plan Auto+ within the España Auto 2030 strategy, currently focuses on the purchase of the electric vehicle, not on installing the home charging point.
The Spanish Tax Agency maintains a 15% personal income tax (IRPF) deduction for installing a charging point at your private home, valid until 31 December 2026, on a maximum base of €4,000 (maximum deduction of approximately €600). You must keep the invoice and the certificate (CIE) and have paid by a method other than cash.
Broadly: pay for the installation by bank transfer, card or another traceable method (not cash), the installation must be for private use and not linked to a business activity, the property must be in your name, and you must have the invoice and the Electrical Installation Certificate. Confirm with your tax adviser that your specific case meets all the requirements.
The regional grant scheme for EV charging is awaiting a new call for applications in the Official Bulletin of the Regional Government of Andalusia (BOJA). The Andalusian Energy Agency is the official body that manages these calls when they're open. If you'd like us to let you know as soon as it reopens, tell us in the form.
In principle, yes, if the parking space is in your name and the installation meets the other requirements (payment not in cash, invoice and certificate), but each case can have its own nuances. We recommend confirming it with your tax adviser before filing your tax return.
Right now there's no specific state grant scheme in force for business installations. The investment can be depreciated under Corporate Tax rules; check with your accountant on the treatment that applies to you. If a specific call for businesses opens, we'll update this page.
Guarantees

Why you can trust us

  • Equipment and installation warranty: if any issue comes up after installation, we fix it.
  • Certified installers: every installation complies with ITC-BT-52 of the Low Voltage Electrotechnical Regulation, with a signed certificate.
  • Fixed quote in writing: no surprises or hidden charges after the site visit.
  • We handle all the paperwork: electrical certificate and registration with the Industry Authority included in the service.
Let's get started

We install your charger with the documentation ready for the IRPF deduction

Get a quote and we'll confirm whether your case meets the requirements for the deduction.

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