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Government reopens quota to import hybrid and electric cars with zero tariff
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Government reopens quota to import hybrid and electric cars with zero tariff

The Argentine government has reopened a quota for importing hybrid and electric vehicles with zero tariffs through a new call published in the Official Gazette. The Disposition 340/2026 allows up to 865 units to be reassigned, plus any additional units freed by non-compliance with nationalization deadlines. The measure aims to facilitate access to these vehicles priced under $16,000 FOB, targeting automakers and importers interested in applying. Priority is given to those who registered earlier and offered lower prices, while companies that used extensions lose priority. Applications must be submitted electronically by August 7, 2026, with vehicle imports required by December 31, 2026. This follows a previous decree (49/2025) establishing zero tariffs for alternative fuel vehicles, citing global industry trends toward cleaner technologies.

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Government reopens quota to import hybrid and electric cars with zero tariff

The Argentine government has reopened a quota for importing hybrid and electric vehicles with zero tariffs through a new call published in the Official Gazette. The Disposition 340/2026 allows up to 865 units to be reassigned, plus any additional units freed by non-compliance with nationalization deadlines. The measure aims to facilitate access to these vehicles priced under $16,000 FOB, targeting automakers and importers interested in applying. Priority is given to those who registered earlier and offered lower prices, while companies that used extensions lose priority. Applications must be submitted electronically by August 7, 2026, with vehicle imports required by December 31, 2026. This follows a previous decree (49/2025) establishing zero tariffs for alternative fuel vehicles, citing global industry trends toward cleaner technologies.

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