Ha Noi cuts car registration fees

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Ha Noi People's Council has decided to cut registration fees for new cars with fewer than 10 seats from 15 to 12 per cent.

This decision is expected to increase car sales in the city, helping automobile manufacturers overcome difficulties caused by falling sales. Photo oto.com.vn

HA NOI (Biz Hub) — Ha Noi People's Council has decided to cut registration fees for new cars with fewer than 10 seats from 15 to 12 per cent.

Meanwhile, registration fees for second-hand cars with fewer than 10 seats will remain at 2 per cent.

This decision is expected to increase car sales in the city, helping automobile manufacturers overcome difficulties caused by falling sales.

Motorbike users will pay a road-use fee of VND100,000 each year. The money will be sent to the country's road maintenance fund. — VNS

 



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