Zhengzhou Nissan Rich 7 EV to Nigeria — Landed Cost
FOB Zhengzhou Nissan Rich 7 EV (new), shipped to Nigeria: FOB price + ocean freight + import duty + VAT + clearing, calculated from live data.
FOB price & spec
Zhengzhou Nissan Rich 7 EV — FOB $$29,200–$$46,123 USD (new factory-direct).
2WD / 4WD.
The Zhengzhou Nissan Rich 7 EV is a brand-new, zero-mileage electric pickup truck, straight from factory production. This new-energy vehicle features a single-speed transmission and an electric motor delivering 120–360 kW, ensuring robust performance for a variety of tasks. As a pickup truck body configuration, it offers practical utility for both work and leisure. The FOB price ranges from $29,200 to $46,123 USD, making it a competitive option for markets prioritizing zero-emission commercial vehicles, particularly in regions with strong EV incentives or high fuel costs. Its electric powertrain reduces operating expenses and aligns with tightening emissions regulations. For importers, this model presents a strategic advantage: it taps into the growing demand for sustainable pickups without compromising on capability. The Rich 7 EV is well-suited for fleet operators, construction companies, and eco-conscious buyers in Europe, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. Its combination of modern EV technology and traditional pickup ruggedness makes it a compelling import choice. Contact WhatsApp +86 155 5692 0288 for this unit's exact FOB quote.
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) | $29,200 |
| Freight | $1,800 |
| Insurance (1.1%) | $321 |
| CIF value | $31,321 |
| Duty (35%) | $10,962 |
| NAC Levy (5%) | $1,566 |
| VAT (7.5%) | $3,289 |
| Clearance & handling | $380 |
| Estimated landed cost | $47,518 |
| Per unit | $47,518 |
Worked example (single unit)
Starting FOB $$29,200, add container freight ≈ $$1,800 → CIF ≈ $$31,321. Duty ≈ $$10,962, NAC Levy ≈ $$1,566, VAT ≈ $$3,289, clearing ≈ $$380 → ≈ $$47,518 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.