EV charger grants and income tax relief in Seville, Spain: what is still available in 2026

EV charger grants in Seville, Spain: the real picture on 24 October 2026

Many websites still advertise MOVES III as if it were open. It is not. This is the real situation for grants towards a home charging point in Andalusia on 24 October 2026:

The 15 % income tax deduction for your charger

It is the only help still available to a private individual in 2026. This is how it works, according to additional provision 58 of the Spanish Income Tax Act (Ley del IRPF):

• How much: 15 % of what you pay for the installation (charger, materials, labour, necessary building work and certificate), with a maximum base of 4,000 euros a year. The most you can save is 600 euros.
• Which payments: amounts paid from 30 June 2023 to 31 December 2026.
• When it applies: on the return for the year in which the installation is completed. A charger finished in 2026 is deducted on the 2026 return, which you file in 2027.
• Where: in a property you own (main home, second home or parking space) that is not used for a business activity.
• How to pay: bank transfer, card, named cheque or payment into an account. Not in cash.
• Who installs it: a registered installer company (empresa instaladora habilitada), whose tax number you enter in Renta Web together with the cost and the completion date.
• If there is a grant: it is subtracted from the cost before the 15 % is applied.

The deduction is claimed on a Spanish IRPF return, so if you are unsure about your own tax position, check with your tax adviser (gestor or asesor fiscal).

Example: if your home EV charger for a house costs 1,200 euros, you deduct 180 euros. If the EV charger in your communal garage costs 1,800 euros, you deduct 270.

How the deduction survived in 2026

The history explains why there is so much confusion, even among Spanish companies. Royal Decree-law 16/2025 of 23 December extended the deduction into 2026, but Parliament did not ratify it in January. Royal Decree-law 2/2026 tried again, was not ratified either, and was repealed by its publication in the Official State Gazette (BOE) on 28 February 2026. Finally, Royal Decree-law 7/2026 of 20 March, published in the BOE on 21 March, in force from the 22nd and ratified on 26 March 2026, extended it until 31 December 2026. We explain it step by step in our article on the EV charger tax deduction in Spain in 2026.

What happened to MOVES III

MOVES III covered 70 % of the cost of a charging point for private individuals and communities of owners (80 % in municipalities with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants). In Andalusia, applications were open from 15 July to 31 December 2025. In February 2026 the Agencia Andaluza de la Energía raised the budget to 94.02 million euros, with 19.83 million for charging infrastructure, but only to serve applicants already on the reserve list. There is no new application period. Anyone with a grant awarded must justify it by 31 December 2026 at the latest.

The Auto+ programme does not pay for your wallbox

The successor to MOVES III in 2026, the Auto+ programme (Royal Decree 609/2026), helps you buy the car, not install the charger. Charging has been moved to a separate programme, MOVES Corredores, designed for main roads and high-power stations. If you buy an electric car with Auto+, you pay for the home charger yourself and deduct 15 %.

Other ways to save

• Energy saving certificates (CAE): some installers and electricity suppliers pay between 150 and 400 euros per charger installed in exchange for the certified energy saving. Ask us whether it applies in your case.
• Solar panels: if you install the charger together with photovoltaics, the home also keeps the energy efficiency deductions extended by the same Royal Decree-law. We cover it in solar EV charging.
• Communities of owners: the communal EV charging backbone no longer has a grant, but each neighbour who connects a charger to it can claim their own deduction.

What we give you

With every installation you receive an itemised invoice in your name with our tax number, the electrical installation certificate (boletín) registered with the Junta de Andalucía (the regional government) and a note with the details Renta Web asks for. We recommend paying by bank transfer and keeping everything for four years, the period during which the tax office can review the deduction.

If you want to benefit, the key is the date: the installation must be finished before 31 December 2026, and in a communal garage you also need to allow time for the prior notice to the comunidad (the community of owners). Follow updates on our blog and see every option on the EV charger installation page.