The IEA has discontinued providing data in the Beyond 2020 format (IVT files and through WDS). Data is now available through the .Stat Data Explorer, which also allows users to export data in Excel and CSV formats.
Source: International Energy AgencyLast updated: 5 November 2017
2015: Premium of SEK 40000 for purchase of new car with CO2 emissions lower or equal than 50 g/km. In 2016 premium lowered to SEK 20000 for cars with 1-50 gCO2/km (PHEV), but remained SEK 40000 for BEV. For company cars the premium on BEV is 35% of the price diffrence between the EV and the equivalent fossil car, to a maximum of 40000 SEK and for PHEV 17.5% of the price diffrence between the EV and the equivalent fossil car, to a maximum of 20000SEK. 2017: Premium of SEK 20000 for cars with 1-50 gCO2/km (PHEV), but remained SEK 40000 for BEV. For company cars the premium on BEV is 35% of the price diffrence between the EV and the equivalent fossil car, to a maximum of 40000 SEK and for PHEV 17.5% of the price diffrence between the EV and the equivalent fossil car, to a maximum of 20000SEK.