Here are some important grants currently available:

1. Environmental Investment Deduction (MIA) and Arbitrary Depreciation of Environmental Investments (VAMIL): These grants offer tax benefits for business electric cars. With the MIA, you can deduct a percentage of the investment costs from the taxable profit, and with the VAMIL, you can depreciate 75% of the investment costs at a self-chosen moment.
   
   

2. Subsidy for Electric Passenger Cars for Private Individuals (SEPP): This subsidy is aimed at private individuals, but it can also apply to business cars that are used by a natural person. The subsidy offers financial compensation for the purchase or lease of a new electric passenger car.
   
   

3. Subsidy Purchase of Electric Taxis (SAET): This subsidy is specifically intended for taxi entrepreneurs who want to purchase an electric taxi. The subsidy provides financial compensation per vehicle.
   
   

4. Subsidy Scheme Charging Stations for Publicly Accessible Transport (LOTV): This subsidy is intended for companies and organizations that want to install charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. The subsidy covers part of the investment costs for public charging stations.

   
   

   It is important to note that subsidy schemes can change, and there may be additional local subsidies available. For the most recent and detailed information about subsidies for electric cars, it is best to consult the website of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO).