Extension of the Withdrawal Measure

The amendment to extend the measure for the withdrawal of private cars has been submitted to Parliament. The validity of the withdrawal measure is extended until May 20, 2016 and will apply retroactively from January 1, 2016.

Incentives compared to what was in place until the end of 2015 are decreasing.

Specifically, the discount that will be provided on registration fees is structured as follows:

  • discount of up to 240 euros (from 300 euros) for the purchase of a new car up to 900 cubic meters and a taxable value of up to 6,000 euros
  • discount of up to 768 euros (from 960 euros) for the purchase of a new car from 901 to 1,400 cubic meters and a taxable value of up to 8,000 euros
  • discount of up to 1,320 euros (from 1,430 euros) for the purchase of a new car from 1,401 to 1,600 cubic meters and a taxable value of up to 11,000 euros
  • discount of up to 1,470 (from 2,100 euros) for the purchase of a new car from 1,601 to 1,800 cubic meters and a taxable value of up to 11,000 euros
  • discount of up to 1,400 euros (from 2,800 euros) for the purchase of a new car from 1,801 to 2,000 cubic meters and a taxable value of up to 14,000 euros.
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