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Israel Considers Phasing Out Green Vehicle Tax Benefits Starting 2027 Amid Market Shift
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דווח לראשונה בCalcalist · Jul 9, 2026
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Israel's Finance Ministry is considering phasing out tax benefits for green vehicles starting in 2027 due to rapid market adoption of electric and hybrid cars. The move aims to reduce state spending on these incentives, which currently cost about 2.5 billion shekels annually. Meanwhile, XPENG expands its electric vehicle offerings in Israel with new models, and Simlat launches the latest Jeep Compass crossover.
- 01Israel plans to phase out green vehicle tax benefits starting in 2027 due to market changes.
- 02Electric, hybrid, and plug-in vehicles now represent 67% of new car sales in Israel.
- 03The green tax benefit costs the state about 2.5 billion shekels annually and will be reduced in stages.
- 04Plug-in hybrids will face stricter pollution classifications, lowering their tax incentives.
- 05Finance Ministry reviews monthly usage benefits for green company cars as prices equalize.
- 06XPENG launches new electric minivan and compact crossover models in Israel.
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