Eligible applicants include homeowners’ associations (WEG), housing companies, cooperatives and private owners of multi-family buildings with at least 3 residential units and associated parking spaces. Property managers may also submit applications on behalf of a WEG.

Standard charging points are funded with up to €2,000 per space, fast charging points with up to €3,000. In addition, grid connection costs, upstream cabling and the charging infrastructure concept are partially or fully eligible. The maximum total funding depends on the number of parking spaces and the building type.

The LIK is a mandatory component of every funding application. It documents the technical planning, assesses the grid connection capacity, plans the load management system and specifies how many charging points will be installed and where. Without a professionally prepared LIK, the application is not eligible for incentives.

M3E prepares the LIK as part of the full-service package – professionally, in accordance with standards and tailored to your property.

Yes, combination with other incentive programmes is generally possible – for example with KfW products or state-level schemes – provided the total funding does not exceed the eligible project costs. M3E checks all relevant programmes as part of the incentive review and maximises your incentive amount.

The €500 million is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis – whoever submits a complete and eligible application first receives the funding. We therefore recommend not waiting until close to the 10 November 2026 deadline. Acting now gives you the best possible access to available funds.

Option 1 (on-site survey + LIK + application): flat rate of €690 net. Option 2 (application only): €690 net for 6–10 charging points, €890 net for 11–15 charging points. When charging infrastructure is procured through an M3E partner company, the fee is waived entirely. The initial consultation is always free of charge.