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Electric Mobility grants — page 8

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EV funding has split into three distinct tracks. (1) Vehicle manufacturing, IRA 30D / 45W credits in the US, UK Automotive Transformation Fund, EU Innovation Fund, these are large but mostly for incumbents and tier-1 suppliers. (2) Charging infrastructure, NEVI ($5bn US, fully obligated), UK Rapid Charging Fund, EU AFIR + CEF Transport, plus a long tail of local-authority procurement. (3) Earlier-stage R&D for next-gen batteries, charging tech, and heavy-duty applications, ARPA-E, Innovate UK Faraday, Horizon Cluster 5, Vinnova FFI. Listed below are the open electric mobility grant calls in that landscape, taken from each funder's own notice and re-checked on every refresh.

Transport grants come from transport and energy departments, the EU through Horizon and the Connecting Europe Facility, and sector-specific programmes for aviation and shipping such as Clean Aviation and the IMO-linked funds. Vehicle and vessel programmes usually require a demonstration partner already in place, and eligibility often depends on where the asset will operate rather than on where the applicant is registered.

This page lists open electric mobility grants currently tracked by Raise Lens — 347 of them right now, sorted with the soonest deadline first. Every listing has been classified against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords, so what appears here is electric mobility work rather than anything whose description happens to mention it.

The funders publishing electric mobility grants here include Renault Group Foundation, Humble Smile Foundation, Union for the Mediterranean (UfM), among 2 others. Who is funding matters as much as what: eligibility, reporting burden and the realistic timeline to a decision vary far more between funders than between individual calls.

Geographic coverage on this page spans MENA, EUROPE, GLOBAL, GLOBAL-SOUTH, AFRICA. Eligibility is usually tied to where the work happens or where the applying organisation is registered, and the two are not always the same — worth checking before investing time in an application.

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Local Foundations – International Corporate Philanthropy

••••• Foundation

This grant supports corporate philanthropy initiatives focused on inclusive mobility through partnerships with the funders across six countries in Latin America, Europe, and Africa. Eligible applicants work with local Renault foundations to advance mobility solutions that promote social inclusion.

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E-MobilityEnv Justice
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Bikes & Smiles

••••• Foundation

Bikes & Smiles funds community development and mobility projects in Cambodia, likely through bicycle or active-transport initiatives. The grant supports local organizations working on sustainable transportation and community resilience in Southeast Asia.

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E-Mobility
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Transport & Urban Development

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This grant funds regional connectivity and sustainable urban development projects across the Mediterranean region, focusing on intermodal transport systems and urban planning initiatives. It targets public and private organizations working on transport infrastructure and urban sustainability.

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E-MobilityBuildings+1
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Cycling Activation in PA Mini Grants

••••• Council

Mini-grants supporting cycling activation initiatives and active transportation projects across Pennsylvania. Eligible applicants include nonprofits, local authorities, and community groups working to increase cycling participation and build cycling infrastructure.

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E-Mobility
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Mobility & Access

••••• organisation

This grant programme funds projects addressing transportation, mobility, and community access challenges, with a focus on smart growth and livable communities. It is open to organizations working on sustainable mobility solutions and transportation equity.

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E-Mobility
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A Venture Fund for Hard-Tech Infrastructure

••••• organisation

The funder Venture Fund invests in early-to-growth stage companies building hard-tech and deep-tech solutions at the intersection of intelligence and physical infrastructure, including aerospace, robotics, energy, mobility, defense, and manufacturing. The fund backs visionary founders transforming the physical world through advanced technologies.

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E-MobilityAviation+2
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Public Infrastructure

••••• Fund

This grant finances public infrastructure projects that build economic resilience and advance sustainable development goals. It targets infrastructure interventions in developing or emerging economies, likely including energy, water, transport, and climate-adaptation systems.

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AdaptationWater+1
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Register your EV smart charger

••••• Authority

A registration or enrollment programme for electric vehicle smart chargers offered by Ireland's Sustainable Energy Authority. The grant supports EV charging infrastructure deployment, likely with financial incentives or subsidy for charger installation.

Amount TBC
E-MobilityEfficiency+1
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Middle Eastern Government Accelerator Programme 4th Cohort

••••• organisation

A government-backed accelerator programme by Qatar's Ministry of Communications and Information Technology offering equity-free funding, mentorship, and market access to tech startups in transportation, logistics, healthcare, environment, and smart cities. The programme provides up to $55,000 in cash prizes and support for early-stage technology ventures aligned with Qatar's Smart City agenda.

Up to $55K
E-MobilityAdaptation
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North Somerset Community Transport Grant

••••• Foundation

This grant supports community transport groups and car schemes operating in the North Somerset area, funding local mobility solutions that reduce car dependency and improve access. It targets nonprofit and community-led transport initiatives.

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E-Mobility
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Loans from a European multilateral development bank

••••• Bank

The Council of Europe Development Bank provides concessional and market-rate loans to finance social investment projects across Europe, including affordable housing, sustainable transport, education infrastructure, and environmental protection. Eligible borrowers are public or private entities in 26 CEB member countries, with priority given to vulnerable populations and disadvantaged regions.

Amount TBC
BuildingsE-Mobility+1