Habeck: Government will decide on new tax breaks for electric cars

Electric cars are becoming increasingly popular, in part due to their environmental benefits and lower operating costs.

In order to further promote the purchase of electric vehicles, the German government has announced that it will introduce new tax breaks for these vehicles.

The new tax breaks will include a reduction in the purchase tax for electric vehicles, as well as a tax exemption for company cars that are used for private purposes.

The government hopes that the new tax breaks will make electric cars more affordable and accessible for consumers, and will help to further reduce emissions from the transportation sector.

The new tax breaks will be introduced in 2023 and are expected to cost the government around €1 billion per year.

The government believes that the investment will be worth it, however, as it will help to reduce emissions and promote the adoption of electric vehicles.

The new tax breaks are part of a broader government strategy to promote the adoption of electric vehicles.

The government has also announced that it will invest €5 billion in the construction of charging stations for electric vehicles, and will provide subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles.

The government hopes that these measures will help to make electric vehicles more convenient and affordable for consumers, and will help to accelerate the transition to a cleaner transportation system.

The government's decision to introduce new tax breaks for electric cars has been welcomed by environmental groups.

The groups say that the tax breaks will help to reduce emissions and promote the adoption of electric vehicles.

The groups also say that the tax breaks will make electric cars more affordable for consumers, and will help to accelerate the transition to a cleaner transportation system.