Bucharest City Hall will offer vouchers for electric cars, electronics and appliances

27 July 2018

Bucharest’s General Council approved on Thursday, July 27, another program that grants Bucharesters who scrap their old and polluting cars vouchers worth RON 9,000 (EUR 1,935) for buying new, less polluting cars.

The initial draft provided that the vouchers would be used to buy non-Diesel Euro 6 cars, hybrid or electric cars as well as other types of electric vehicles. However, Bucharest mayor Gabriela Firea amended the project and also included electronics and electric appliances on the list of things that can be bought with these vouchers, Digi24 reported.

The City hall will grant a total of 5,000 such vouchers worth RON 9,000 each, the total value of this program amounting to RON 45 million (EUR 9.7 million).

The vouchers issued by the City Hall can’t be used together with the vouchers granted through the Government-backed Cash-for-Bangers program (Rabla).

The General Council also approved a program granting RON 250 (EUR 54) vouchers to retirees in Bucharest for buying glasses.

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editor@romania-insider.com

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Bucharest City Hall will offer vouchers for electric cars, electronics and appliances

27 July 2018

Bucharest’s General Council approved on Thursday, July 27, another program that grants Bucharesters who scrap their old and polluting cars vouchers worth RON 9,000 (EUR 1,935) for buying new, less polluting cars.

The initial draft provided that the vouchers would be used to buy non-Diesel Euro 6 cars, hybrid or electric cars as well as other types of electric vehicles. However, Bucharest mayor Gabriela Firea amended the project and also included electronics and electric appliances on the list of things that can be bought with these vouchers, Digi24 reported.

The City hall will grant a total of 5,000 such vouchers worth RON 9,000 each, the total value of this program amounting to RON 45 million (EUR 9.7 million).

The vouchers issued by the City Hall can’t be used together with the vouchers granted through the Government-backed Cash-for-Bangers program (Rabla).

The General Council also approved a program granting RON 250 (EUR 54) vouchers to retirees in Bucharest for buying glasses.

Bucharest City hall wants to launch its own Cash for Clunkers program

Romanian environment minister wants “cash for clunkers” program for appliances

editor@romania-insider.com

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