MoC issues mandatory rules for EVs importation and showrooms

The Ministry of Commerce released a directive stating the rules for the importation of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and showrooms.

During the pilot project, the importing companies of EVs must register with the Directo­rate of Investment and Compa­ny Administration. They have to submit the sales contract with each EV manufacturer.

The importers must abide by the standards and import quota set by the national-level steering committee on the de­velopment of electric vehicles and related business.

The companies also need to pay K50 million at the designat­ed banks and present the bank guarantee. Those showroom operators must present a cer­tificate of non-tax delinquency provided by the Internal Reve­nues Department and need to add K100 million to a special account of the authorized banks as a guarantee.

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