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Klushub cost over 600,000 euros and was used by only three entrepreneurs

Klushub cost over 600,000 euros and was used by only three entrepreneurs

The Amsterdam city council spent 661,000 euros on a 'Klushub' pilot project intended to help entrepreneurs switch to electric vehicles, but only three businesses made use of the service. Despite the significant investment, the pilot was found to be financially unattractive to local entrepreneurs and will face a final evaluation in late 2026.

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