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Import GWM vehicles to Thailand
Import duty, VAT and used-vehicle rules for GWM exports to Thailand. Our current stock is left-hand drive — see the steering note below before ordering.
SteeringRHD
Duty (used)80%
VAT7%
CurrencyTHB
Steering: Thailand requires right-hand drive
Duty & VAT
Used-Vehicle Import Rules
EV Incentives
Vehicles & Landed Cost to Thailand
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 Thailand
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
→
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
→
H9
30
$9,800–$24,500
→
Vv6
21
$6,200–$11,800
→
F7
20
$6,200–$11,200
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Import & Shipping Guides for Thailand
Is a used GWM Tank in stock in China right now?
Yes — right now we hold 801 used GWM Tank vehicles at our Tianjin / Guangzhou yards. Model years run 2021–2026, with re…
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What is the FOB price of a used GWM Tank for export?
A used GWM Tank currently carries a reference FOB price between $9,800 and $53,500, driven mainly by model year, mileag…
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What mileage do your used GWM Tank units have?
Our used GWM Tank stock covers 100 to 120,000 km, with most examples falling in the 100–66,045 km band. The vehicles ar…
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Can you export a used GWM Tank to Brazil?
Yes. We regularly ship the GWM Tank to Brazil. Used-vehicle import duty there is around 35%, plus 17% VAT, applied on t…
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Can you export a used GWM Tank to Russia?
Yes. We regularly ship the GWM Tank to Russia. Used-vehicle import duty there is around 0%, plus 20% VAT, applied on th…
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How much for a low-mileage used GWM Tank?
Our lowest-mileage GWM Tank units are the newest examples, from 2026 with readings near 100 km. 801 units are in stock,…
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Thailand: high duty, right-hand drive, narrow used route
The tariff is the story
Thailand applies a very high 80% duty on imported vehicles plus 7% VAT, which is why the entry route matters more than the shipping cost: a used import that has to pass through the full rate rarely competes with the local market.
Steering
Thailand is right-hand drive (RHD applies), so a compliant unit cannot come from our LHD inventory and has to be sourced on request.
Port
Laem Chabang is the automotive gateway.
Why the entry route matters
With duty this high, a used unit cleared through the full rate rarely competes with the local market. Thailand is also right-hand drive, so a compliant vehicle is a sourcing request rather than a stock purchase.
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Importing to Thailand: common questions
- Is there an age limit for importing used cars into Thailand?
- Thailand currently has no strict age limit on used-car imports.
- What duty and taxes apply on import into Thailand?
- Under the ASEAN-China FTA, China-origin electric vehicles generally qualify for 0% import duty into Thailand, with excise tax also reduced for BEVs under the BOI EV incentive scheme; 7% VAT applies on customs value plus duty. 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?
- This market requires right-hand drive - contact us and we will confirm what is available.