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Italian sales come to a halt under virus restrictions

The Italian foreign carmakers group UNRAE has asked for an expansion of bonuses for low- and zero-emissions vehicles, such as the upcoming Fiat 500 electric model.  (FLAVIO LO SCALZO/REUTERS)
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By:
Andrea Malan
April 01, 2020 12:16 PM

MILAN — Registrations in Italy fell by 85 percent in March, as sales activity came to a halt during the month because of restrictions to counter the coronavirus outbreak.

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