(Finance) – The National Union of Foreign Motor Vehicle Representatives (Unrae) expressed “great satisfaction” for “the approval of a Prime Ministerial Decree – of which a more in-depth reading is reserved as soon as the text is available – which seems to fully accept its requests, repeatedly repeated in both public and reserved “. The provision, if confirmed in the contents already disclosed, – underlines Unrae – “broadens the range of beneficiaries of the incentives for the purchase of low-emission vehicles to long-term rental companies and corporate fleets, hitherto excluded for budgetary reasons, which represent the undisputed driving force of the ecological transition in the car market. The vulnerability that discriminated against consumers for no reason is thus remedied, on the basis of the method chosen to acquire a car that can be incentivized “.
“We wish to thank Minister Giorgetti, the MiSE and the whole Government, for having accepted Unrae’s appeal with an intervention – explains the Association in a note – which goes in the right direction for the proper functioning of the eco-bonus. Thanks to this measure will finally guarantee the full use of the available funds and avoid a residual at the end of the year of over 300 million euros. Aid Law 2, we hope that the technical implementation times of the measure will be reduced to a minimum to avoid an excessive slowdown in the fleet market ”
No less important is, for Unrae, the news of the allocation of a fund of 40 million euros for the bonus for the purchase and installation of charging infrastructures inside condominiums, up to a limit of 1,500 euros per single recharging point and 8,000 euros per building. “The development of private recharging infrastructures – comments UNRAE – is fundamental for the take-off of electric mobility, which is still very backward in our country. Now it remains to finally develop the timely schedule for public recharging infrastructures envisaged by the PNRR, which are at least as important. “