Maxus eTerron 9 to Bolivia — Landed Cost
FOB Maxus eTerron 9 (new), shipped to Bolivia: FOB price + ocean freight + import duty + VAT + clearing, calculated from live data.
FOB price & spec
Maxus eTerron 9 — FOB $$46,123–$$49,662 USD (new factory-direct).
4WD.
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Bolivia import overview
Bolivia is one of our expanding Latin America markets. Vehicles landed in Bolivia are costed here at 20% import duty on CIF value plus 13% VAT, and both rates feed the landed-cost calculator on this page. Bolivia is landlocked — vehicles typically transit via a neighboring Pacific port, which adds inland freight on top of the ocean-freight figures shown here. Clearance practice and inland charges move, so before you pay we re-confirm duty, VAT and vehicle eligibility for the exact unit and model year. Send us the stock ID and we will come back with a firm itemised quote.
Importing a vehicle to {country}: common questions
Is there an age limit for importing used vehicles into Bolivia?
Bolivia has no hard age limit on used vehicle imports.
What duty and VAT apply on import into Bolivia?
Duty 20% plus VAT 13% apply on the CIF value — confirm current rates with a local broker before you commit.
Should I ship by RORO or container?
Budget roughly $1,000 per unit by RORO, or $2,000 per unit in a container — we compare both for your order.
What does customs clearance cost?
Expect about $400 for clearance and port handling; the exact figure depends on the port and your shipping agent.
Bolivia import charges
Duty 20%, VAT 13%.
| Goods value (FOB) | $46,123 |
| Freight | $2,000 |
| Insurance (1.1%) | $507 |
| CIF value | $48,630 |
| Duty (20%) | $9,726 |
| VAT (13%) | $7,586 |
| Clearance & handling | $400 |
| Estimated landed cost | $66,343 |
| Per unit | $66,343 |
Worked example (single unit)
Starting FOB $$46,123, add container freight ≈ $$2,000 → CIF ≈ $$48,630. Duty ≈ $$9,726, VAT ≈ $$7,586, clearing ≈ $$400 → ≈ $$66,343 landed per unit.
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Estimated figures — verify before quoting: Bolivia duty and VAT shown here are working estimates taken from published tariff references rather than figures confirmed by a Bolivian customs broker. They drive the calculator on this page so you can budget, but treat the total as indicative until we confirm it against your exact vehicle and transit route.