What said Federico Sturzenegger
In an interview, the official explained: “Tomorrow or Monday a resolution will be published where we basically provide people with personal importation of new vehicles. “
Sturzenegger said this change will reduce the procedures and eliminate administrative barriers For those who wish to bring a vehicle from another country. In that sense, he remarked: “It will be much easier to bring an outside car” and said that the Model configuration license (LCM).
In this regard, the minister explained: “Before you asked for the model configuration license (LCM) to standardize it. We say ‘the car is already: If in the United States it is and in Europe the same, we will presume that here it will also function‘”
As clarified, from the new regulation only It will be necessary to perform the Vehicle Technical Verification (VTV) To put the car in circulation. In addition, he said that the government evaluates expanding this possibility to vehicles Usedalways under a broader regulatory framework: “We are seeing the possibility, under much broader conditions than now, (that the measure is extended) to those used”he said.
The official defended the initiative highlighting the approach of the government of Javier Milei: “It is a government that is always thinking of people. It is focused on seeing ´Pos It serves people?.
Besides, Sturzenegger He denied that these decisions negatively affect the local automotive industry: “We are not going against anyone, but in favor of the people”he insisted.
Federico Sturzenegger’s measures
This measure adds to other actions adopted by the current management to promote competence and liberalization of the car market. Among them, the call launched this week by the Ministry of Economy To grant new vehicle import quotas electric and hybrids with zero tariff.
In March, during the first stage of this policy, the government had assigned a quota of 50,000 units to be imported under that tax benefit.
Likewise, in January, a reduction in the Internal taxes that hit cars and motorcycles whose value is between $ 41 and $ 75 millionwhich tribute a 20 percent.
These reforms aim to expand the offer of available vehicles, improve competitiveness and allow greater freedom of choice to consumers.
Source: Ambito
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