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We Know That Electric Cars Can Be A Great Alternative For Transportation, They Are Much Quieter And Also Favor The Environment, But Import Taxes End Up Preventing This, Considering That A Brazilian Bill Was Created.
The Bill 5308/20 Exempts The Tax On Industrialized Products (IPI) For Imports And The Sale Of Electric Or Hybrid Cars. The Bill Also Guarantees A Total Reduction To Zero Of The Rates Of PIS/Pasep And Cofins Applicable To Imports And On The Gross Revenue From Sales In The Domestic Market Of Electric Cars And Vehicles Of This Model.
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It Is Common Knowledge That There Are Import Taxes, With Variable Rates Depending On The Tax Classification And Trade Agreements. The Percentage Ranges From 2%, In The Case Of Machinery, To 35% On Textile Products, Footwear, Or Automobiles; However, Imports From Mercosur Countries Are Exempt From Tariffs. In Other Words, Without The Import Tax Charges, This Technology Would Be Much More Accessible.
“When Comparing To Cars Powered Solely By Combustion Engines, Electric Cars And Other Vehicles Powered By Electricity Or Hybrid Systems Are Much More Efficient, Quieter, And Less Polluting,” Says Nishimori.
“Despite Their Benefits, The Market Is Still A Taboo In The Country. The Increase In Supply Mainly Occurs Among Luxury Brands – Out Of Reach For Most Brazilians.”
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