Businesses in Oslo can now receive up to 25% support when investing in small electric utility vehicles. Paxster is among the vehicle solutions covered by the new support scheme. Read all about the support.

Vestre Gravlund in Oslo has put several Paxster vehicles into operation as part of its daily activities

Supporting a shift away from traditional vans

According to an article published by Yrkesbil.no, this is the first time the municipality has established a dedicated support scheme for this type of vehicle. The goal is to make it easier for businesses to choose smaller, zero-emission alternatives to traditional vans where the task allows.

In the article, Paxster is highlighted as one of the vehicle solutions covered by the scheme. The City of Oslo points to small electric utility vehicles as a way to reduce traffic, lower emissions, and improve mobility in urban areas.

What does this mean for businesses?

The new support scheme can make it easier to invest in an electric utility vehicle for tasks such as:

• Cementary operations
• Property maintenance
• Grounds and landscaping
• Facility management
• Service and maintenance operations
• Local logistics and transport
• Public sector operations

A positive signal for urban mobility

“This is a positive signal for the entire category of small electric utility vehicles. More and more businesses are recognizing that many transport tasks can be carried out using smaller and more efficient vehicles than a traditional van,” says Paxster.

The scheme forms part of Oslo’s broader efforts to reduce emissions and promote more sustainable urban mobility.

You can read the full article on Yrkesbil.no.