IPVA Exemption in 2023: Antique Vehicles and Special Conditions for Drivers
When it comes to IPVA, the pest behind the ear never gives a break. The Tax on the Ownership of Motor Vehicles weighs heavily on the Brazilian wallet, but did you know that there are cars and special conditions that exempt the driver from this payment? Stay tuned, as the information is hot!
Who is Exempt from IPVA?
First, it’s important to remember that IPVA exemption is not the same across Brazil. For example, in the state of São Paulo, vehicles over 20 years old are exempt. Additionally, people with disabilities can also be free of this tax, as long as they undergo a medical assessment. In other words, the benefit is tied to the owner of the car, not just to the vehicle.
Exempt Cars in São Paulo
Now let’s get to the point. If you are in São Paulo and have a car older than 20 years, you can start celebrating. We’re talking about cars that are true relics:
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- Citroën C3: Launched in 2003, the first-generation Citroën C3 will be exempt from IPVA in 2023. Its current average price is between 15 and 21 thousand reais.
- Volkswagen Fox: Also from the “2003 club”, the Fox fills a gap between the Gol and the Polo. The current average price is around 18 to 27 thousand reais.
- Honda Fit: This one is for those looking for a compact yet spacious car. The 2003 Honda Fit has an average price between 25 and 32 thousand reais and will also be on the exemption list.
- Mitsubishi L200: For those who like pickups, the 2003 L200 with a smoother design will also be exempt. The average price is 55 to 70 thousand reais.
If you want to avoid IPVA, it’s worth focusing on these older models that, besides being more affordable, offer good quality and are exempt from the tax.
IPVA exemption is a topic full of nuances that varies from state to state. Always consult the exemption tables of your state and stay alert to opportunities. Don’t fall for traps, and most importantly, consult reliable sources to ensure that your vehicle is truly exempt.
Find Out How Long Your Vehicle Needs to Be for IPVA Exemption in Each State
Here is the complete list of the necessary age for IPVA exemption, separated by state:
Exemption for 20 Years of Manufacture:
- Alagoas
- Acre
- São Paulo
- Paraná
- Mato Grosso do Sul
- Rio Grande do Sul
Exemption for 18 Years of Manufacture:
- Mato Grosso
Exemption for 15 Years of Manufacture:
- Amapá
- Amazonas
- Bahia
- Ceará
- Federal District
- Espírito Santo
- Maranhão
- Pará
- Paraíba
- Piauí
- Rio de Janeiro
- Rondônia
- Sergipe
- Tocantins
Exemption for 10 Years of Manufacture:
- Goiás
- Rio Grande do Norte
Manufactured Until 1985:
- Santa Catarina
Progressive Reduction of IPVA Value:
- Minas Gerais
- Pernambuco
Learn About the Diseases and Disabilities That Can Exempt You from IPVA Payment
Check out some of the diseases and disabilities that can exempt the owner from paying IPVA:
Physical Conditions:
- Amputations
- Arthritis
- Arthrosis
- Severe Bursitis and Tendinitis
- Congenital or Acquired Deformities
- Shortening of Limbs and Malformations
- Herniated Disc
- Dwarfism
- Internal and External Prosthetics
Neurological Conditions:
- Stroke (Cerebral Vascular Accident)
- AVE (Encephalic Vascular Accident)
- Parkinson’s Disease
- Degenerative Diseases
- Neurological Diseases
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Cerebral Palsy
- Paraplegia
- Poliomyelitis
Visual Conditions:
- Blindness
- Visual Impairment
Mental Conditions:
- Severe or Profound Mental Disability
Other Conditions:
- Cancer (some types)
- Paget’s Disease in advanced states
- Severe Scoliosis
- Leprosy
- RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury)
- Lymphomas
- Mastectomy
- Malignant Neoplasia
- Diabetic Neuropathies

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