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France maintained a bonus-malus system providing subsidies for low-emission vehicles. In April 2015, France introduced a "super-bonus" increasing the maximum financial incentive to €10,000, consisting of the standard bonus of €6,300 for purchasing a pure electric car plus up to €3,700 for scrapping a diesel-powered vehicle registered before January 1, 2001.[citation needed] Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles with emissions between 21 and 60 grams CO₂ per kilometer received a €1,000 purchase bonus during 2016-2017.[citation needed] In 2020, as part of France's COVID-19 recovery measures, the ecological bonus was increased to a maximum of €7,000 for battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids.[6] Plug-in hybrid vehicles lost eligibility for the bonus écologique in 2024.[7]