Overview
- Italy registered 44,774 full electric vehicles in the first half of 2025, a 29.7% increase over the same period in 2024, lifting its market share to 5.2%.
- June electric vehicle registrations fell 39.8% month-on-month to 7,974 units following the expiry of the national ecobonus incentive.
- Public charging infrastructure expanded to 66,000 accessible points by early 2025, with 19% offering high-power charging to support growing EV adoption.
- Italy must average around 1 million electric vehicle registrations per year to meet its PNIEC target of 6.6 million by 2030, but current trends project just 3.1 million units on the road.
- Energy and industry ministries are finalizing stable, multi-year incentives for both passenger and commercial electric vehicles to sustain market growth.