Govt will start imposing higher luxury tax of 15% on hybrid vehicles in Oct., as Indonesia seeks to boost sales of battery electric vehicles to accelerate emission reduction, according to a regulation.
- Indonesia sets different tax rates for eco-friendly vehicles, depending on fuel emission output
- Govt retains 0% luxury tax for battery and fuel cell electric vehicles
- NOTE:
Indonesia Offers More Aggressive Tax Perks for Electric Cars (1)
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