According to the Ritzau news agency, this applies to electric cars that cost more than 366,000 Danish kroner, equivalent to just over half a million Swedish kronor.
“It will be easier to make green choices, and in the government we have taken into account the fact that there is a great appetite among Danes for driving green,” says the country’s Climate Minister, Samira Nawa (Radikale Venstre).
In the government’s budget bill for 2027, the tax rebate was initially proposed to end at the turn of the year, which would have brought in 800 million Danish kroner for the treasury.
In concrete terms, this meant lowering the price limit above which electric car owners must pay a registration fee. But after tough negotiations, the government has opted to extend the rebate.
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