Country guide · Western Balkans · checked 28.09.2026

EV charging in Serbia

Serbia is where BlokVolt has the most detail: a map of every public charger with prices, a register of 51 installers and sellers with their published prices, public charging networks, EPS electricity tariffs, subsidies and step-by-step guides for charging in an apartment building. All of it is on blokvolt.rs — in English, Serbian and Russian.

Checked 28.09.2026

8,234electric cars in Serbia today, an estimate based on Ministry of Interior and SAUVD data that grows every six hours
1,166new electric cars registered in January–September 2026, 291% more than a year earlier (SAUVD)
~220publicly accessible chargers in Serbia; the 36 state chargers on motorways are free

In short

Subsidy 2026€5,000 for a new battery-electric car (categories M1 and N1), €500 for a motorcycle, €250 for a moped; applications through eUprava until 1 December 2026. Budget 170 million RSD; about 600 vehicles funded by August.
Electricity at homeRegulated EPS household prices, with network fees, excise and VAT, range from 4.15 to 38.26 RSD per kWh depending on the consumption zone and tariff. The cheaper night tariff runs at different hours by region.
Public charging pricesOperators do not publish price lists; most commercial networks charge per minute. DC receipts collected by the editors work out at 43–79 RSD per kWh.
Apartment buildingsA charger on the common parts of a building needs a decision of the residents' assembly (skupština stambene zajednice). The guide on blokvolt.rs explains the steps and has a template decision.

A charger in your garage or building in Serbia?

The team behind BlokVolt installs home chargers in Serbia as Evolako: a metered charging socket or an 11 kW wallbox, templates for the residents' assembly and, if you want it, a monthly statement. In Serbian, English and Russian.

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