(Corrects 2nd paragraph to say Rome has approved decree to set aside money) ROME (Reuters) – Italy plans to subsidise up to 6,000 euros ($6,570) of the purchase price of new electric vehicles as part of its plan to support the country’s automotive industry, a government source said on Tuesday. Rome has set aside 8.7 billion euros until 2030, including around 700 million euros for this year, to support its carmaking industry. The subsidy of up to 6,000 euros is subject to the purchase of new vehicles costing up to 35,000 euros and includes a 2,000 euro contribution linked to the scrappage of a …