Is the Tanyue GTE exempt from purchase tax?

[LaTalia]

The latest subsidy policy states that the Tanyue GTE enjoys the preferential policy of being exempt from purchase tax. Calculation method of purchase tax: The vehicle purchase tax is equal to the taxable price multiplied by the tax rate, which is a uniform rate of 10%; the taxable price is related to the purchase method. For vehicles purchased for personal use, it is the tax-exclusive price indicated on the invoice. Vehicle purchase tax is a tax levied on units and individuals who purchase specified vehicles within the country, evolving from the vehicle purchase surcharge. Characteristics of vehicle purchase tax: In addition to the common characteristics of taxes, vehicle purchase tax also has its own independent characteristics: single scope of taxation, single taxation link, single tax rate, single taxation method, etc.

[DianaDella]

As a TAYRON GTE owner, the salesperson directly informed me that it's exempt from purchase tax when I bought the car, because it's a plug-in hybrid new energy vehicle. According to China's policy, eligible vehicles can enjoy this exemption starting from 2023. The purchase tax is usually around 10% of the car's price, so for a car costing over 200,000 yuan, nearly 20,000 yuan is saved, which is quite cost-effective. The policy encourages environmental protection, and you can also use pure electric mode for daily commuting, reducing fuel costs. A reminder to everyone: tax exemption eligibility depends on the vehicle qualification certificate and environmental certification, so be sure to request the invoice for confirmation when purchasing. The policy may be updated, but as of now, the TAYRON GTE hasn't been excluded. The money saved can be used to offset car insurance or maintenance costs, which is great. It's advisable to pay attention to official announcements or consult dealers for verification.

[CorbinAnn]

I just bought the Tayron GTE because it's on the tax exemption list. The new energy vehicle policy stipulates that plug-in hybrids are fully exempt, and this car has a pure electric range of 55 kilometers, fully meeting the requirements. The saved purchase tax is equivalent to getting tens of thousands for free, which can be used to add navigation or a panoramic sunroof. Saving money is just one aspect; the key is that daily driving is more economical—charging is half the cost of refueling, and in the long run, it saves on fuel. The policy support lasts until the end of 2025, but I recommend checking government announcements like the State Taxation Administration website before buying to avoid being misled. Other hybrid vehicles may also qualify, and the Tayron GTE's design is stable—my family all praised it as a wise choice.

[Calvin]

I've been driving the Tanyue GTE for almost a year now, enjoying full exemption from purchase tax, a policy clearly targeted at this type of new energy vehicle. When purchasing the car, the dealer provided complete documentation, making the exemption process worry-free. For daily city commuting, I use electric power, which is both cost-effective and environmentally friendly, hence the government's encouragement through tax exemption. The purchase contract clearly states this benefit, and I recommend checking the car buying guide or manufacturer's manual for confirmation. The money saved can be better invested in maintenance.