Draft law on chargers: price per kWh, a station every 60 km
The draft law on alternative fuels infrastructure provides for per-kWh billing on chargers from 50 kW and a charger at least every 60 km on main roads.
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What is changing for electric car drivers in Serbia: subsidies, chargers, prices and regulations.
Translated from Serbian. Where the exact wording matters, the Serbian original applies.
In the EU, one in five new cars is electric
From January to August 2026, electric cars made up 21,7 % of new registrations in the European Union, according to ACEA data.
24 of 36 state-owned motorway chargers are working
According to the list of JP “Putevi Srbije” of 23 September, 24 of the 36 state-owned chargers on motorways are working, and charging is free.
GAC arrives in Serbia with two electric models
The importer SEEAG Group has introduced GAC with the electric AION V and AION UT, the EMKOO hybrid and the petrol EMZOOM.
Fast charging in Serbia: from 43 to 79 dinars per kWh
According to receipts from Charge&GO fast chargers in August and September, a kWh cost from 43 to 79 dinars.
Novi Sad is getting five solar chargers for electric vehicles
The City Assembly has adopted a decision to install five chargers powered by solar panels.
BYD opens showrooms in Novi Sad and Niš
In Novi Sad, BYD now offers sales and servicing, and in Niš a sales showroom.
Electric vehicle subsidy deadline extended to 1 December
Applications for 5.000 € towards a new electric car can be submitted until 1 December 2026 instead of 30 September.
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