Overview

• Resolution 377/2025 allocates 25,000 units to local automakers and 25,000 to non‑producers under a 0% extrazona duty, with validity through January 31, 2027.
• Applications must be filed via the TAD platform, with most reports citing October 16 as the cutoff while some outlets report October 13, creating a deadline discrepancy.
• Selection favors the lowest public sale price in dollars and the earliest nationalization date to guide transparent distribution of the quota.
• Eligible models must meet a FOB price of up to US$16,000 and technical minimums of 400 kg curb weight without battery, over 15 kW power, and more than 80 km range.
• The resolution adds a subcall and waitlist to reassign unused 2025 quotas, allows deadline extensions for justified delays, and requires compliance with safety and consumer laws, with first 2026 units expected in early January and over 40,000 from prior rounds projected by January 2026.