IT Home January 20 news, according to the Shenzhen Evening News, on January 18, the Shenzhen Municipal Development and Reform Commission issued the "Notice on New Energy Vehicle Parking Fee Reduction and Reduction Preferential Matters".
The "Notice" shows that from January 20, new energy vehicles parked in urban road parking spaces, in the prescribed charging period, enjoy the first 2 hours of daily temporary parking space use fee, or within 1 hour of the first parking time of the day (including 1 hour), the second time parking is free of 1 hour of roadside temporary parking space usage fee.
The new energy vehicles referred to in the Notice refer to vehicles that use new power systems and rely entirely or mainly on new energy sources, including plug-in hybrid (including range extender) vehicles, pure electric vehicles and fuel cell vehicles.
At present, the parking of new energy vehicles in the parking facilities managed by the government is limited to the reduction of parking fees during the charging period (within the first 2 hours of each day), and it is necessary to optimize the preferential parking policies. The "Notice" shows that new energy vehicles parked in parking facilities (including parking lots and parking garages) managed by government pricing (including government guidance prices) can enjoy a daily parking fee discount of free for the first 1 hour, and if the vehicle is charged in the parking facility, the parking fee corresponding to the charging time is reduced or reduced within 2 hours (including 2 hours).
In addition, the airport, wharf, station, port, tourist attraction supporting parking facilities and the government's full or participating in the construction of mechanical three-dimensional parking facilities, the new energy vehicle parking fee concessions still implement the current regulations, that is, charging in the above parking facilities, daily free of charge and charging time corresponding to 2 hours (including 2 hours) parking fee.
IT Home learned that during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, the proportion of new energy vehicles in Shenzhen's newly registered cars (excluding replacement updates) reached about 60%. By 2025, the number of new energy vehicles in the city will increase from the current 443,000 to about 1 million. In order to achieve the above goals, Shenzhen plans to adopt a number of policy measures, including the introduction of preferential parking support policies to promote the promotion and application of new energy vehicles.