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Import GWM vehicles to Nigeria
Import duty, VAT and used-vehicle rules for GWM exports to Nigeria.
SteeringLHD
Duty (used)35%
VAT7.5%
CurrencyNGN
Duty & VAT
Used-Vehicle Import Rules
EV Incentives
Vehicles & Landed Cost to Nigeria
In-Stock Vehicles
TANK 2026 Tank 500 Hi4-Z 2.0T Zhi Xiang Edition (2026)
SUV
38,000 km
$33,500 FOB
In stock
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Haval 2025 H6 1.5T National Trend Urban Edition (2025)
SUV
5,000 km
$14,500 FOB
In stock
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Great Wall POER 2026 Cannon 2.0T Commercial Cannon Diesel All-Wheel Drive High-Altitude Version (2026)
Pickup
1,300 km
$18,200 FOB
In stock
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Great Wall Wingle 5 2023 Fengjun 5 2.0T 2WD Elite Long Cargo Box (2023)
Pickup
88,000 km
$12,800 FOB
In stock
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Haval Dargo 2026 Big Dog 1.5T Border Collie Edition (2026)
SUV
2,500 km
$14,500 FOB
In stock
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ORA 2025 Good Cat 430km Prestige (2025)
EV Hatchback
17,000 km
$11,200 FOB
In stock
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Haval 2023 M6 PLUS 1.5T Luxury Smart Connectivity Version (2023)
SUV
57,000 km
$10,500 FOB
In stock
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ORA 2022 R1 (Black Cat) 301km Cute Pet Edition (2022)
EV Hatchback
87,000 km
$3,700 FOB
In stock
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WEY 2025 Gaoshan 8 Hi4 1.5T Four-Wheel Drive Version (2025)
MPV
4,000 km
$28,500 FOB
In stock
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Haval 2024 H9 2.0T All-Wheel Drive Extreme Edition (2024)
SUV
10,000 km
$23,500 FOB
In stock
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WEY 2021 VV6 2.0T FWD Intelligent Protection+ (2021)
SUV
59,000 km
$10,500 FOB
In stock
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Haval 2021 F7 2.0T 2WD i-Drive (2021)
SUV
92,000 km
$9,600 FOB
In stock
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Model-by-Model Landed Cost to Nigeria
SeriesUnitsReference FOB
Tank
801
$9,800–$53,500
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H6
219
$5,200–$15,800
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Cannon
210
$7,500–$19,500
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Fengjun
97
$6,500–$13,800
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Big Dog
81
$8,500–$20,600
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Good Cat
49
$5,200–$11,500
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M6 Plus
43
$6,800–$11,200
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R1 Black Cat
41
$2,600–$5,600
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Gaoshan
35
$21,800–$34,500
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H9
30
$9,800–$24,500
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Vv6
21
$6,200–$11,800
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F7
20
$6,200–$11,200
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Import & Shipping Guides for Nigeria
Can you export a used GWM M6 Plus to Nigeria?
Yes. We regularly ship the GWM M6 Plus to Nigeria. Used-vehicle import duty there is around 35%, plus 7.5% VAT, applied…
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GWM Tank for sale to Nigeria — FOB price and landed cost
Buying a used GWM Tank for Nigeria: our reference FOB price runs $9,800–$53,500. Nigeria charges about 35% import duty …
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Can you export a used GWM H9 to Nigeria?
Yes. We regularly ship the GWM H9 to Nigeria. Used-vehicle import duty there is around 35%, plus 7.5% VAT, applied on t…
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GWM H6 for sale to Nigeria — FOB price and landed cost
Buying a used GWM H6 for Nigeria: our reference FOB price runs $5,200–$15,800. Nigeria charges about 35% import duty on…
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GWM Cannon for sale to Nigeria — FOB price and landed cost
Buying a used GWM Cannon for Nigeria: our reference FOB price runs $7,500–$19,500. Nigeria charges about 35% import dut…
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GWM Fengjun for sale to Nigeria — FOB price and landed cost
Buying a used GWM Fengjun for Nigeria: our reference FOB price runs $6,500–$13,800. Nigeria charges about 35% import du…
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Nigeria: SONCAP, Form M, then Lagos
Step one: SONCAP
A regulated vehicle heading to Nigeria needs a SONCAP certificate. It is arranged through the exporter and verified on arrival, and it gates the clearance — without it the container sits.
Step two: Form M and PAAR
The buyer opens a Form M with the bank and, at the port, presents a PAAR. Because these sit on the Nigerian side, we prepare the Chinese export set (commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin) to match the numbers your Form M carries.
Step three: duty, then Apapa or Tin Can
On arrival, 35% duty plus levies and 7.5% VAT are assessed on the CIF value. Lagos (Apapa / Tin Can Island) is the usual port; clearance is done by a licensed agent.
Match the Form M numbers
The Nigerian buyer opens the Form M through the bank and presents a PAAR at the port. We build the Chinese export documents to echo those reference numbers exactly, so clearance is not held up by a mismatch.
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Importing to Nigeria: common questions
- Is there an age limit for importing used cars into Nigeria?
- Nigeria currently has no strict age limit on used-car imports.
- What duty and taxes apply on import into Nigeria?
- Nigeria's standard import duty on passenger vehicles is around 35% (combining duty and levy components under the National Automotive Policy), plus 7.5% VAT. Nigeria has proposed reduced rates for fully electric vehicles under recent policy updates. Rates shown are indicative only based on publicly available general schedules — always confirm current duty, VAT and any EV incentives with a licensed customs broker in-country before ordering.
- Which port handles clearance?
- Tell us your city and we confirm the nearest clearance port.
- Are the vehicles left-hand drive?
- Our units are left-hand drive (LHD), matching this market.