This is the documentation required to carry out the vehicle technical inspection procedure.
The Vehicle Technical Inspection (VTV) increased by more than 70% in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. Through Resolution 91/2024 published in the Official Gazette this Wednesday, the Government approved a new increase in the value of the inspection for cars, motorcycles and other vehicles as of September 1.
Meanwhile, yesterday the Ministry of Transport of the Province of Buenos Aires approved the implementation of a Special 50% bonus on the VTV rate for retirees and pensioners with incomes below two minimum retirement salaries. It will be in all provincial soil verification plants.
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In this way, motorists who have to carry out the VTV in CABA They will have to pay $38,014.57. Meanwhile, in the Province of Buenos Aires the following values are used:
- Motorcycles: $10,359.35
- Cars and light vehicles up to 2,500 kg: $34,531.17
- Heavy vehicles weighing more than 2,500 kg: $62,156.10
- Trailers, semi-trailers and trailers up to 2,500 kg: $17,265.58
- Trailers, semi-trailers and trailers weighing more than 2,500 kg: $31,078.06
VTV: what documentation is needed to complete the procedure
To carry out the procedure in the Buenos Aires area, drivers must have the following documents:
- National Identity Document (valid DNI).
- Valid driver’s license.
- Sure of the vehicle per day.
- Proof of payment corresponding to the shift reservation.
- Green or blue card (pink in the case of motorcycles), as applicable.
Each of them must be presented in a mandatory manner for those who are required to renew the verification. These documents must also be presented in the case of drivers from the province of Buenos Aires.
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