Overview
- The tenencia subsidy ceiling will rise to vehicles valued up to 638,000 pesos, with some reports citing 630,000 pesos with VAT, granting a 100% benefit for eligible cars.
- Officials said eligibility will be based on the vehicle’s invoice value and the benefit can be obtained from January through March 2026 at Treasury offices and service modules.
- The administration presented a 2026 budget of 313,385.4 million pesos, a 7.5% increase over this year, and stated it will not raise taxes to fund the measures.
- City estimates project more than 300,000 vehicle registrations next year and roughly 4,582 million pesos in revenue tied to the changes, figures that depend on implementation details.
- The package includes a property tax debt-regularization program targeting lower-value homes and small businesses—such as a 1,000‑peso one-time payment for a 124,000‑peso home—with additional relief on water bills and discounts of up to 90% for non-serious traffic fines, all pending local Congress approval and final rules.