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Purchase subsidy zero emission trucks AanZET

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Netherlands Enterprise Agency, RVO
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Do you want to buy or financial lease a new, zero emission truck for your business? Or do you have an operational lease company that rents out trucks? You can apply for the Purchase subsidy zero emission trucks AanZET (Aanschafsubsidieregeling zero-emissie trucks AanZET).

You can get a percentage of the purchase price as subsidy, depending on the type of truck and the size of your company (in Dutch). If its concerns an operational lease, your leasing company applies for this subsidy.

Who can apply?

You can apply for the AanZET subsidy (in Dutch) if:

  • you are an entrepreneur or you run a non-profit organisation
  • you have an operational lease company for trucks

To be eligible for this subsidy, you must meet the conditions (in Dutch), among others:

  • The truck is new.
  • The truck is vehicle class N2 and weighs at least 10,000 kilograms, or it is vehicle class N3.
  • The truck is fully electric or hydrogen-powered (fuel codes E and W).
  • The battery may not contain lead.
  • You have not yet purchased the truck.
  • You purchase the truck within 1 month after you received the subsidy.
  • You may submit 1 application per day. Per application you apply for at most 10 trucks.

How to apply?

You can apply for AanZET from 29 September 2026, 9:00 hours until 16 October 2026, 12:00 hours to the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO, in Dutch).

Please note: On 29 and 30 September, you can only apply for subsidies for a maximum of 2 trucks.

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