Starting today, with the publication in the Official Gazette, the 'green incentives' operation for cars, which will be immediately operational - with the possibility of stipulating contracts at dealerships - but which will oblige to wait until May 25 for activation of the platform on which commercial companies will have to 'book' the practice for the bonus.
The discounts that can be obtained vary from 2,000 euros for vehicles with traditional low-impact engines, up to 5,000 euros for 100% electric cars with scrapping of a vehicle below the Euro5 classification.
Even if the price lists could change in the next few hours, due to the arrival of the incentives that in many cases will replace those practiced by the houses, here are some examples of the possible savings.
Among the diesels the best-selling model in April was the Peugeot 3008 BlueHDi 130 S&S Allure which costs 36,000 euros and emits 104 g / km of CO2.
It falls within the range of traditional low-emission engines (61-135 g / km) and prices up to 35 thousand euros excluding VAT.
So it will benefit from a reduction of 2,000 euros but only with scrapping.
The Fiat 500X 1.6 TD (26,400 euros and 121 g / km of CO2) and the Jeep Compass Longitude (32,900 euros and 135 g / km of CO2), which are in second and third place on the market, will also obtain an incentive, again with scrapping, of 2,000 euros.
Even the Mhev or Hev petrol hybrids will have access to the 2,000 euro bonus.
This bonus will be applied to the best-selling model in April, the Fiat Panda 1.0 FireFly 70Cv S&S Hybrid (13,850 euros, 111-109 g / km of CO2), to the Toyota Yaris Hybrid (24,950 euros, 115 g / km of CO2) and to the Lancia Ypsilon (14,000 euros, 110/112 g / km of CO2), second and third respectively.
For plug-in hybrid models that can travel up to 60-70 km in 100% electric mode.
The bonus with scrapping reaches 4,000 euros.
This is the discount for the Jeep Compass 4xe Phev whose price list of 45.890 euros falls within the range of the provision (45 thousand + VAT), the Jeep Renegade 4xe Phev (38.550) and the Bmw X1 Phev (46.499).
The greatest benefits are obtained by purchasing a 100% electric model.
The best-selling of April, the Nuova 500 Elettrica benefits from a total bonus of 5,000 euros with scrapping and therefore goes from 27,300 to 22,300 euros, provided that no new programs are introduced by the manufacturer also on the financing front.
Same benefits for the second best-selling electric, the Smart Eq Fortwo (starts at € 25,026) and the third, that is, the Dacia Spring EV (€ 22,103) which drops to just over € 17,000.
