A new Italian multi-year plan on 'ecobonuses' will feature bigger bonuses for lower-emission cars, incentives for those who scrap old, polluting vehicles, and even more bonuses geared to supporting the less well-off classes, sources said as Business and Made in Italy Minister Adolfo Urso illustrated the plan to trade unions and companies in the automotive sector Wednesday.
    Among the other objectives indicated, the incentives are to be used to support 'local components'.
   

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