Donyaye Eghtesad: The head of the Association of Scrapping Centers pointed out the low price of scrappage certificates for old vehicles during a television program on Sunday, noting that there is a lack of incentive tools for owners of old passenger cars in the government's package for removing old vehicles from circulation.
The Riddle of the 400 Million Toman Pride Against the 60 Million Toman Scrappage Certificate
The head of the Association of Scrapping Centers highlighted the low value of scrappage certificates for old cars, indicating a gap in government incentives for owners of outdated vehicles. This issue is significant as it affects the government's efforts to modernize the vehicle fleet in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
The head of the Association of Scrapping Centers criticized the low value of scrappage certificates for old vehicles during a TV program, highlighting a lack of incentives for owners to replace outdated cars.
- Scrappage certificates for old vehicles are valued at 60 million Toman.
- There is a significant gap in government incentives for modernizing the vehicle fleet.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran faces significant air pollution challenges, partly due to an outdated vehicle fleet. Scrappage programs are intended to incentivize the replacement of old cars with newer, cleaner models.
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