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FFI Zero Emissions – Call 8: Vehicle Strategic Research and Innovation Program (Sweden)

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Deadline: 18-Mar-2026

The FFI Zero Emissions Program provides funding to accelerate the development and integration of fossil-free and electrified vehicles, supporting Sweden’s transition to a climate-neutral transport sector. Grants of up to 500,000 SEK per project are available from a total funding pool of 90 million SEK, with continuous application opportunities. Eligible applicants include businesses, public sector organizations, and universities, and projects must include co-financing from the business sector to promote sustainable mobility solutions.

Overview

The FFI Zero Emissions Program is designed to accelerate the shift toward sustainable, energy-efficient transportation by supporting projects that:

The program contributes to Sweden’s goal of achieving a climate-neutral transport sector.

Funding Details

Who Can Apply?

Eligible applicants include:

Co-Financing Requirement

Focus Areas and Priorities

Projects should align with the Zero Emissions sub-program mission and broader objectives:

How to Apply: Step-by-Step

  1. Confirm eligibility of your organization (business, university, public sector, or relevant institution)

  2. Design a project aligned with Zero Emissions objectives

  3. Secure co-financing from business partners

  4. Prepare project plan including objectives, methodology, timeline, and expected impact

  5. Submit application (continuous intake; periodically summarized for review)

  6. Implement project if funded, ensuring completion by August 15, 2030

Evaluation Criteria

Applications will be assessed based on:

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Why This Program Matters

The FFI Zero Emissions Program supports:

Conclusion

The FFI Zero Emissions Program is a key opportunity for businesses, universities, and public organizations to advance fossil-free, electrified, and energy-efficient vehicle technologies. Through co-financing and collaboration, funded projects contribute to sustainable mobility solutions while supporting Sweden’s transition to a climate-neutral transport sector.

For more information, visit Swedish Energy Agency.

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