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ACEA Tax Guide 2012 - more governments introduce incentives
The ACEA Tax Guide provides a detailed overview of all motor vehicle related taxes in 31 European countries and other major markets such as China, Japan, the USA, Russia, South Korea, India and Brazil.Consistent taxation
The automobile industry recognises the role vehicle taxes play in driving down CO2 emissions from road transport. As part of an integrated approach, clear and consistent tax signals send a strong message to consumers, industry and other stakeholders. However, the current framework across member states is not supportive with a disparate and fragmented approach. Registration taxes are a particular issue, varying widely across borders, distorting the internal market and penalising fleet renewal.
CO2-related Taxation is a Must
CO2-based taxation of cars and of alternative fuels has a significant CO2 reduction potential by shaping consumer demand and setting economic incentives.
- Dossier - CO2 Emissions
- Overview of CO2 based motor vehicle taxes in the EU
- Overview of incentives for buying electric vehicles
PRESS RELEASES
Publications
Market & Economy
- Passenger cars: registrations decrease by 6.9% in April
- Commercial Vehicles: registrations down 9.6% in first quarter
- Passenger cars: registrations drop by 9.7% in February 2012
- ACEA Pocket Guide 2011: annual auto industry statistics overview
- European vehicle production: Annual Economic Report 2010
- Automobile Production Plants in Europe (2010)
Top Issues
Events
Upcoming Events
- Diesel Emissions Conference and AdBlue Forum 2012 Europe - 30 May - 1 June
- International Symposium on Heavy Vehicle Transport Technology – HVTT 16-19 September 2012
- Our Future Mobility Now "Innovation for Europe, Skills for the Future" Roundtable, 10 October 2012. Go to http://www.futuremobilitynow.com/ to learn more.
Recent and Past Events
- The Forum for Automobile and Society: Policy Innovation & Jobs for a Competitive Automotive Industry, 24 April 2012. Go to www.autoandsociety.com to learn more.
Can Efficiency take the Lead in Transport Policy? Autoworld Museum, Brussels, 1st December 2011- European Job Day 2011 in Brussels: Discover the event
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