All drivers must pay close attention to this detail so as not to suffer setbacks. How much the VTV comes out in May 2025.
The Vehicle Technical Verification (VTV) It is a fundamental procedure to ensure that your vehicle complies with safety and emission regulations. It is essential to be up to date with this process to be able to Avoid fines and guarantee street safety.
It is important to note that the fact of Do not comply with the VTV within the established period can lead to severe sanctions. Therefore, it is essential that you stay informed about current requirements and costs. From the field we detail everything you need to know to carry out this process in an efficient and without setbacks.
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PBA Ministry of Transportation
VTV: the detail of the windshield that will prevent you from passing the process
According to VTV standards, the windshield has to be in totally perfect conditions when taking the car to the workshop. That is, you have to meet Without rayons, blows or shipyard parts.
This is not something that drivers pay close attention, but their importance is that prevent the field of vision being limited and therefore the safety of the occupants is endangered.
New VTV May 2025 deadlines
The new deadlines to carry out the process, depend on the antiquity of the vehicle:
- Private cars 0 km: For these vehicles, the VTV must be carried out for the first time from five years From the date of patenting.
- Cars over 10 years old: In these cases, the VTV must be done Every two years In private vehicles.
VTV amount in May 2025
The amounts vary according to the place of residence and if it is a motorcycle or a car:
In the province of Buenos Aires The procedure received an increase of 17.9%in February, which means that:
- For vehicles of up to 2,500 kilograms it cost $ 63,436.
- For motorcycles of more than 50cc and up to 200cc $ 25,385.32.
For its part Buenos Aires City It also applied an increase in the second month of the year:
- Cars have to pay $ 52,878.
- The motorcycles pay $ 19,800.
Source: Ambito
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