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[Budget 2021/Electric Vehicles] The government intends to promote the popularization of electric vehicles and announces that it will stop new registration of fuel-fueled private vehicles by 2035. The industry described it as "good late news," even if the first registration tax and license


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Written by: Lao Minyi

2021-02-24 21:20

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[Budget 2021/Electric Vehicles] The government intends to promote the popularization of electric vehicles and announces that it will stop new registration of fuel-fueled private vehicles by 2035.

The industry described it as "good late news." Even if the first registration tax and license fee are both "increased", it will benefit from the increase in the maximum allowance of the "One-for-One" scheme for electric private cars. Car market.

However, Li Yaopei, president of the Hong Kong Automobile Association, believes that the measures are "excessive" and that they will not help the popularization of electric vehicles and will also increase the burden on the middle and low-class citizens.

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The government announced that the first registration tax rate for private cars (including electric private cars) will be increased by 15% and the license fee will be increased by 30%. At the same time, the maximum amount of first registration tax exemption under the “one-for-one” scheme for electric private cars will be increased from 25%. Ten thousand yuan increased to 287,500 yuan.

If you purchase an electric vehicle of less than RMB 377,500, you can get full tax exemption, the same as before the adjustment.

Some people in the industry described it as "good late news." It is reasonable to stop new registration of petrol private cars by 2035. I believe that due to the "one-for-one" scheme for electric private cars, the government will increase the maximum amount of first registration tax It will be increased to 287,500 yuan, which is beneficial to the low- and medium-priced electric vehicle market. In addition, the two power companies extend the free charging service for electric vehicles. It is expected that many citizens will choose to buy electric vehicles in the short term. It is expected that car manufacturers will vigorously promote low- and medium-priced electric vehicles.

Take Tesla Model 3 LR as an example, the car price is 355,000 yuan, benefiting from the "one-for-one" program, the first registration tax will be exempted; while Model 3 Performance, the car price is 399,800 yuan, which will still have to be paid after deducting the maximum allowance The first registration tax was about 25,000 yuan, and the final payment was about 425,000 yuan, which is nearly 3,000 yuan more expensive than before.

As for the higher-priced Tesla Model S Plaid+, the price of the car is about 900,000 yuan. After deducting the maximum allowance, the first registration tax will be about 668,000 yuan, and the final payment will be about 1.568 million yuan, which is about 86,000 yuan more expensive than before.

The industry is expected to benefit the low- and medium-priced electric vehicle market

The government will increase the first registration tax rates for private cars (including electric private cars) by 15% and license fees by 30%.

The industry believes that the first registration tax has limited impact on low- and medium-priced electric vehicles, and the license fee itself is also cheaper than fuel vehicles. It is believed that the new policy will reduce the gap between large electric vehicles and fuel vehicles without tax concessions, and electric vehicles will be more "buy" in disguise. It is estimated that many people will participate in the "one-for-one" plan in the short term.

The industry hopes that the government will set a timetable for the adoption of more electric vehicles to take the lead in demonstrating. In the short term, additional charging facilities will be installed in various districts. It is also hoped that the government’s 2 billion yuan "Easy Charging Funding Scheme for EV Housing Estates" will be "increased" in the future , Add chargers for parking lots of residential and commercial buildings and charging piles for electric vehicles. If you can charge quickly, you don’t mind setting them in more remote places such as nearby country parks.

The industry also stated that it has reported to the government that the Housing Authority's electric vehicle charging facilities are mainly standard chargers (slow speed). It is estimated that it will take two days to charge electric vehicles. It hopes to add medium-speed charging stations in newly completed public housing. It is also recommended to set up special parking spaces for electric vehicles in the parking lot. "It does not need to be too convenient. The closer you are to the entrance, the easier it is to be overtaken by fuel vehicles. (Special parking spaces) can also be placed on the 3rd and 4th floors. The most important thing is to have a place."

Car dealers face greater challenges in operation

Li Yaopei, president of the Hong Kong Automobile Association, described the "increasing hotness" measures as "excessive", which may not affect the willingness of people with financial means to buy a car. At the same time, it "suppresses" the grassroots and middle-class citizens, making them "extraordinary". There are few concessions, and it is believed that the promotion of electric vehicles has limited effectiveness.

Car dealer Ying Zhijie replied that he was disappointed with the government's increase in the first registration tax and license fee for private cars. It is expected that the industry will face greater challenges in business operations and will also affect the real users who choose to buy a car for transportation during the epidemic.

The spokesperson said that he hopes the government will take a more open attitude, research and support the introduction of more environmentally friendly vehicles, such as hybrid electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (Plug-in hybrid EV), hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (Fuel cell EV) Wait.

The government issued a new budget, announcing the suspension of new registration of fuel-fueled private cars by 2035.

(Photo by Li Zetong)

Huan Tuan promotes early elimination of fuel vehicles

Green World Group pointed out that Denmark, Sweden, the Netherlands, Israel, and Ireland will phase out petrol vehicles in 2030, and Norway is even scheduled to be in 2025. It believes that Hong Kong is less aggressive than many European countries and suggests that the government should eliminate petrol vehicles early and accelerate Promote the development of electric vehicles and their supporting facilities.

Greenpeace suggested that the roadmap for the popularization of electric vehicles announced by the government next month should include the elimination of various types of fuel vehicles, especially heavy vehicles with high emissions of greenhouse gases and air pollutants, in order to strengthen the improvement of roadside air pollution. effect.

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