The government cancels 400 million for cars in Italy. While the deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini and the minister of business and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, discuss whether the incentives are more useful for Beijing or Turin, the executive Meloni, to finance the cohesion law decree, uses the money that the government Draghi had allocated incentives for the purchase of the cars. A sort of treasure, there are less than 6 billion left compared to the eight allocated by the previous government, to help the automotive sector. All this while we are still waiting for the debut of the new subsidy system, which the Court of Auditors has validated and which should be published in the Official Journal soon. In the meantime, however, the resources are decreasing and are being mortgaged for other things, even if Deputy Prime Minister Salvini is basing his electoral campaign on also defending the Italian car industry from Europe’s green policies,
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Just look article 37 of the “cohesion” law decree to see where the financial coverage for the measure launched by the last Council of Ministers comes from. 130 million of funds allocated for 2024 from the old Prime Ministerial Decree were taken, the one that already regulates the subsidies now in force only for electric and plug-in hybrids.
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by Diego Longhin
The government then took 250 million directly from the automotive fund. Money that has not yet been divided between incentives and measures for industrial policies and which should have been used from 2025 onwards. Resources which, according to the Draghi government’s forecasts, were still to be used for the sector. 20 million resources have also been cut to support the purchase of charging infrastructure for domestic use allocated for 2022 and 2023. Money that had not been used, but which the government could have always reused to encourage the installation of wall boxes or columns in the garages or in the common areas of condominiums. The availability of charging infrastructure is one of the fundamental elements for the development of electric mobility in Italy.
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– 2024-05-09 14:25:11
