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The Government has tightened customs duty concessions on electric and CNG vehicles, limiting who benefits and by how much, under an amendment taking effect from January 1, 2026.
The Customs (Remittance of Customs Duty) (Amendment) Order, 2025 amends a 2024 order and introduces clear value and engine-size caps on vehicles eligible for duty relief.
For private electric vehicles, both new and used, the order now restricts concessions to vehicles with a C.I.F. value not exceeding $400,000. Imports above this threshold no longer qualify for the same treatment and fall outside the remittance framework set out in the amended order.
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