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Govt Plans to Remove Age Limit on Commercial Used Car Imports
Key takeaways
- The government will lift the five-year age restriction on the commercial import of used cars under the upcoming National Tariff Policy 2026-27.
- According to The News, during a briefing to the National Assembly Standing Committee on Finance, Ministry of Commerce officials outlined the specific changes finalized for the next phase of the trade policy.
- The government will eliminate the current five-year age cap on commercially imported used vehicles.
Why this matters: an automotive development that could shape industry direction or buying decisions.
The government will lift the five-year age restriction on the commercial import of used cars under the upcoming National Tariff Policy 2026-27.
According to The News, during a briefing to the National Assembly Standing Committee on Finance, Ministry of Commerce officials outlined the specific changes finalized for the next phase of the trade policy.
The government will eliminate the current five-year age cap on commercially imported used vehicles.
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