Argentina’s automakers are calling for tax conditions that allow them to compete more evenly with imported Chinese vehicles. Rodrigo Pérez Graziano, head of industry association Adefa, welcomed the national government’s removal of some taxes on vehicle exports but said provincial and municipal charges should also be addressed.
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Argentina’s automakers seek tax parity as Chinese imports grow
Adefa chief Rodrigo Pérez Graziano says provincial and municipal levies remain a burden as locally produced cars face faster-growing competition from China.
Source: Autoblog Argentina2026-10-221 min read
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