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'Ponte al Día' Puebla 2026 is now in effect and offers discounts so that vehicle owners can regularize their units and catch up on their vehicle obligations.
The program, implemented by the Government of Puebla through the Secretariat of Finance and Administration, will be in effect from September 1 to November 30, 2026, and includes up to a 73% discount on vehicle debts, as well as benefits of up to 100 percent on the cost of plate replacement, registration cards, and plate cancellation.
In addition, the program includes benefits related to ownership tax (tenencia), vehicle control, fines, surcharges, and updates.
How much of a discount does 'Ponte al Día' Puebla 2026 offer?
The program contemplates reductions of up to 73% on vehicle contribution debts, although the benefit will depend on the situation of each owner and vehicle.
It also provides for up to a 100% discount on the cost of certain procedures, including:
- Canje de placas.
- Tarjeta de circulación.
- Baja de placas.
Therefore, the amount that each taxpayer will ultimately have to pay will depend on the registered debts and the benefits that apply to their specific case.
Which vehicles can benefit from 'Ponte al Día'?
The program is aimed at owners or possessors of vehicles that have expired license plates and have outstanding vehicle contribution debts.
According to the Secretariat of Finance and Administration, the state registry has 1,539,754 private vehicles.
Of that total, it is estimated that 401,563 vehicles do not have current license plates and also have outstanding vehicle contribution debts, so their owners could be among the main beneficiaries of the regularization strategy.
What debts and procedures does 'Ponte al Día' Puebla include?
The program's benefits cover different obligations and procedures related to vehicles.
Among the concepts covered are:
- Adeudos vehiculares.
- Tenencia.
- Control vehicular.
- Multas.
- Recargos.
- Actualizaciones.
- Canje de placas.
- Tarjeta de circulación.
- Baja de placas.
The discount percentage will depend on the concept and the conditions applicable to each taxpayer.
Does 'Ponte al Día' Puebla offer a 100% discount on plates?
Yes, the program includes up to a 100 percent discount on the cost of plate replacement, in addition to benefits of up to 100 percent for registration cards and plate cancellation.
However, it is important to consider that this is a benefit of up to 100 percent, so owners must check their particular situation to know which discount applies to them.
Is there a discount on traffic camera fines (fotomultas) with 'Ponte al Día'?
The Government of Puebla also announced 40 percent support for the payment of traffic camera fines for people who are up to date with their vehicle ownership and control obligations.
This benefit is part of the measures announced to make it easier for taxpayers to catch up on their obligations.
In addition, the state government noted that fulfilling these obligations will allow access to 100 percent support for the payment of the ownership tax (tenencia) corresponding to the 2027 fiscal year, according to the established conditions.
When does 'Ponte al Día' Puebla 2026 start and end?
The 'Ponte al Día' Puebla 2026 program began on September 1 and will be in effect until November 30, 2026.
Vehicle owners who want to take advantage of the discounts must complete their procedures within this period.
The deadline is November 30, 2026, so it is recommended to check the vehicle's status and the amount of the debts in advance.
Where to check for vehicle debts in Puebla?
Owners can check their status and find out the exact amount of the benefit they are entitled to through the official 'Ponte al Día' Puebla portal.
Check the 'Ponte al Día' Puebla program
The inquiry allows you to know the status of the vehicle before carrying out the corresponding procedure.
When was the last mandatory plate replacement in Puebla?
The Secretariat of Finance and Administration recalled that the last mandatory plate replacement in Puebla was carried out during the administration of former governor Luis Miguel Barbosa Huerta.
The general plate replacement program was published in December 2021 and established a period to comply with this obligation from January 3 to June 30, 2022.
Subsequently, during the interim government of Sergio Salomón Céspedes, a 60 percent benefit was granted on the ownership tax (tenencia). However, taxpayers had to cover the total cost of the plate replacement and the registration card.
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