“Our goal is to scrap all the most polluting vehicles, Euro 0,1,2,3 that are still circulating in our country. There are over 10 million, 25% of the circulating fleet. We need to better target incentives so that those who do not can still afford it can scrap the old car and buy an ecologically more sustainable one. I’m thinking of the less well-off classes”. This was stated by the Made in Italy Minister of Enterprises, Adolfo Urso, on the sidelines of the inauguration of the Iveco Bus plant in Foggia.
On the times, Urso explained that “we have to wait for the comparison at the European level for the remodulation of resources, Pnrr, repower Eu, any cohesion funds. We want to present – he added – a complete project. I think it is important that the country understands that the government has an industrial vision, which has been lacking for many years, and that each project fully responds to a strategy. We are determined over the next few weeks to put everything in order. We are working to bring investments in supply into line with those on demand to ensure that the incentives increasingly benefit national production, including related industries”.
Source: Ansa
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