EV Fleet Management Guide 2026
According to a study from RSZ/ONSS, Belgian companies are now electrifying their fleets at a rapid pace, and for good reason. Electric vehicles ordered before 1 January 2027 are 100% deductible , carry a minimum CO2 solidarity contribution, and generate a significantly lower benefit in kind (BIK) for employees. After 2027, deductibility phases down progressively. The window is still open, but closing.
This free guide covers everything fleet managers and HR teams need to know to make the transition confidently.
What is included:
✅ 2026 Belgian fiscal framework for EVs (deductibility, BIK, CO2 contribution) and adapted TCO calculation
✅ Charging infrastructure types, laws, and reimbursements
✅ A step-by-step guide to electrify the company's fleet
Why you should act now?
The 100% deductibility regime for new EVs ends on 31 December 2026 for vehicles ordered after that date. Vehicles ordered before then are locked in at 100% for their full depreciation period. For fleet managers, this is a significant financial lever, but only if the groundwork (policy, infrastructure, administration) is already in place.