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Carmakers help customers pay fees to spur demand

Carmakers help customers pay fees to spur demand

Auto manufacturers are paying half of or all of the March registration fees for their customers’ vehicles to stimulate demand in the sleepy car market.

Car registration fee cut by half again

Car registration fee cut by half again

Auto registration fee cut sparks controversy

Auto registration fee cut sparks controversy

Ministry hopes to boost electric car sales with registration fee cuts

Ministry hopes to boost electric car sales with registration fee cuts

The Ministry of Finance has recommended that registration fees for electric cars must be half that of gasoline vehicles to encourage usage.

August 9, 2021 | 09:11 pm PT

Ministry says no to cuts in auto registration fees

Ministry says no to cuts in auto registration fees

The Ministry of Finance has rejected a proposal to reduce auto registration fees by half, saying it is not necessary in the current setting.

May 11, 2021 | 01:33 am PT

Cut registration fees for imported cars, EuroCham pleads

Cut registration fees for imported cars, EuroCham pleads

EuroCham has proposed that imported cars are also given the same 50 percent reduction in registration fees as locally produced cars.

June 30, 2020 | 05:00 pm PT

Vietnam cuts auto registration fee by half

Vietnam cuts auto registration fee by half

Locally made cars would have their first-time registration fee cut by half until year's end, starting Sunday, according to a new decree.

June 28, 2020 | 05:01 am PT

Saigon to double car registration fees

Saigon to double car registration fees

HCMC will raise registration fees of cars under 9 passenger seasts from VND11 million ($473) to VND20 million ($860) from October 17.

October 7, 2019 | 05:55 am PT

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