<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p>BERLIN (dpa-AFX) - Electric cars will remain exempt from vehicle tax for a longer period. The Bundesrat has given the green light to an amendment of the Motor Vehicle Tax Act. The extension is intended to encourage a switch to electric vehicles.</p><p>        Pure electric cars registered for the first time by the end of 2030 will, under the new law, remain exempt from tax for up to ten years—but only until a maximum date of December 31, 2035. </p><p>    The exemption could cost several hundred million euros</p><p>        Previously, the rule was: if pure electric cars were registered by December 31, 2025, they would not have to pay vehicle tax from the date of first registration </p><p>   - this was limited until the end of 2030. Without the resolution by the Bundesrat </p><p>   and previously the Bundestag, the tax exemption for newly registered electric cars would have expired at the end of this year. </p><p>        Those who switch at the end of the 2030 deadline will only benefit from five years of tax exemption. In the coming years, the federal government will face tax revenue losses of up to several hundred million euros. </p><p>Electromobility is expected to play a key role in achieving climate targets in the transport sector. Although new registrations of electric cars are rising, this has so far not been sufficient to meet CO2 emission targets./hoe/DP/stk</p></div></div>

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<p>聯邦參議院已批准對《機動車税法》的修訂，延長電動車的免税政策。到 2030 年底註冊的純電動車將繼續享受最長十年的免税待遇，直到 2035 年 12 月 31 日。此項延長旨在促進電動車的普及，但可能導致數億歐元的税收損失。此舉支持電動出行，以實現交通領域的氣候目標</p>

電動車被延長豁免車輛税