Argentina cuts tariff incentive for CNG buses and reignites dispute in the sector

FinanceInternationalInfobaeNov 13, 2026, 10:26 AMAI summary

Argentina's Transport Secretariat formalized Resolution 83/2026, which replaces the fixed 30% add-on for passengers carried in CNG buses and 50% for electric buses in the AMBA with fares calculated according to each technology's cost structure. The scheme applies to settlements from October 2026 onward. According to AAETA, the benefit for CNG units falls to a range of 6% to 14%. The measure hurts companies that invested in gas vehicles and favors those betting on diesel.

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Resolution 83/2026 removes the fixed 30% add-on for CNG and 50% for electric buses in the AMBA and replaces it with fares by energy type.
According to AAETA, the incentive for CNG buses drops to a range of 6% to 14%.
The new scheme applies to October 2026 settlements and subsequent periods.

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