Car registration fee cut by half again

A government decree has cut registration fees for locally made cars by 50 percent for six months starting December 1.

This is the second time in the last two years such a cut is being made to mitigate the difficulties faced by the auto industry due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

In the first six months of last year, 17,600 cars were bought on average each month. In the second half, when the 50 percent cut took effect, sales doubled.

The registration fees are calculated based on car prices in each locality.

The rates are 12 percent in Hanoi and Hai Phong, and 10 percent in HCMC.

Last year, car sales had fallen by 8 percent to 296,634 units as the Covid-19 pandemic badly affected the economy, hitting people’s incomes and discretionary spending.

Food
Malaysia’s largest coffee chain Zus Coffee targets 200 Southeast Asian outlets this year

Sign up for newsletters


Must read

Behind the Buzz
Retail News Asia — Your Daily Fix of What’s Happening in Asian Retail

We’re here to keep you in the loop—every single day. Whether you’re running a small local shop, scaling an online biz, or part of a global brand making moves in Asia, we’ve got something for you.

With 50+ fresh stories a week and 13.6 million readers, Retail News Asia isn’t just another news site—it’s the go-to source for all things retail across the region.
Retail Updates
Fresh updates. Real insights. Delivered daily or weekly—no spam, just retail gold.

Copyright © 2014 -2025 | Retail News Asia