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CC-074 · Transport · Cars & traffic

8,144 EV grants

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The claim

Transport Malta: over the last three years more than 8,144 grants worth over EUR 69 million were issued for new electric vehicles.

Who
Transport Malta
Where
Auberge de Castille (Office of the Prime Minister), Valletta
When
2025
Wording
Paraphrase: locate quote

Context

Share of EVs in the fleet; emissions effect vs additional cars.

Limitations

Candidate from the 4 Oct 2026 intake: wording paraphrased from a locator source; read the primary text before any report.

What it will be tested against

NSO vehicle stock by fuel; grant data.

Sources

  1. 2025 Scheme for New Electric Vehicles and Pedelecs, Transport Malta, 2025. Original · not yet archived
    Primary scheme page.

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  1. 2025

    1. 2025 The statement Transport Malta (this claim)
    2. 2025 Statement published 2025 Scheme for New Electric Vehicles and Pedelecs, Transport Malta
  2. 2026

    1. 23 April 2026 Later statement by Transport Malta on Transport CC-077 Metro: first section early 2030s (not yet checked)
    2. July 2026 Later statement by Transport Malta on Transport CC-070 'Only one overcrowded bus' (not yet checked)
    3. 4 October 2026 Added to the claims to check
    4. 11 October 2026 Check started Worker B, attempt 1: blocked on source. TVM News (9 Jan 2025) reports the 8,144 grants and over EUR 69 million for the last three years only as indirect speech (no quotation marks); Newsbook and a later TVM piece give nearly 9,000 grants and nearly EUR 70 million for 2022-2024, so the figures differ between reports. The Transport Malta page and press release are unreachable to scripts (403) and Wayback reset. Needed: the Transport Malta statement text (January 2025).

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