Maxus eTerron 9 to Nigeria — Landed Cost
FOB Maxus eTerron 9 (new), shipped to Nigeria: 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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Nigeria import overview
Nigeria is our top-priority export market: LHD-only vehicle policy aligns directly with our stock. The landed-cost stack is roughly 35% import duty plus a 5% NAC levy on CIF value, then 7.5% VAT — and the July 2026 NAC Levy cut (15%→5%) sharply reduced that versus prior years.
Vehicles must not exceed 12 years of age at the time of import. RHD vehicles are not permitted without special dispensation.
Importing a vehicle to {country}: common questions
Is there an age limit for importing used vehicles into Nigeria?
Nigeria applies a 12-year age limit on used imports — confirm your target model year before ordering.
What duty and VAT apply on import into Nigeria?
Duty 35% plus VAT 7.5% and NAC Levy 5% apply on the CIF value — confirm current rates with a local broker before you commit.
Should I ship by RORO or container?
Budget roughly $900 per unit by RORO, or $1,800 per unit in a container — we compare both for your order.
What does customs clearance cost?
Expect about $380 for clearance and port handling; the exact figure depends on the port and your shipping agent.
Nigeria import charges
Duty 35%, VAT 7.5%, NAC Levy 5%, 12-year age limit on used vehicles.
| Goods value (FOB) | $46,123 |
| Freight | $1,800 |
| Insurance (1.1%) | $507 |
| CIF value | $48,430 |
| Duty (35%) | $16,951 |
| NAC Levy (5%) | $2,422 |
| VAT (7.5%) | $5,085 |
| Clearance & handling | $380 |
| Estimated landed cost | $73,268 |
| Per unit | $73,268 |
Worked example (single unit)
Starting FOB $$46,123, add container freight ≈ $$1,800 → CIF ≈ $$48,430. Duty ≈ $$16,951, NAC Levy ≈ $$2,422, VAT ≈ $$5,085, clearing ≈ $$380 → ≈ $$73,268 landed per unit.
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2026 tariff cut: Nigeria's NAC Levy on used vehicle imports drops from 15% to 5% of CIF value effective 2026-07-01 — a major tariff reduction that directly benefits LHD pickup and 4x4 imports.