Incentive Data

Concessionary rate of Customs duty on import of Completely Built EV Units (CBU’s).

THE SECOND SCHEDULE

[See Section 3(36)]

 

In the Customs Act, 1969 (IV of 1969), for the Fifth Schedule, the following shall be substituted, namely: -

THE FIFTH SCHEDULE

[see section 18(1A)]

Part-V(A)

Import of Electric Vehicles (EV) CBU & their Parts

Under Electric Vehicle Policy 2020

TABLE-I

[For 2-3 Wheelers, 4-Wheelers & Heavy Commercial Vehicles (CBUs)]

S. No.

Description

PCT Code

Customs

Duty(%)

Conditions

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

1.

Electric auto

rickshaw

 

8703.8030

50% of the

prevailing tariff

rate of customs

duty as specified

in the First

Schedule to the Customs Act, 1969).

The concession shall be admissible for a period of 5 years with effect from 1st

July 2020, on import of 10

electric vehicles (CBU) of the same variant to be assembled/

manufactured as mentioned in column (2) of this table, to the extent of maximum 200 units, to 2-3 wheeler segment, duly approved /certified by the Engineering Development Board (EDB). EDB shall monitor compliance with the EV Policy 2020 and intimate FBR immediately in case of violation by any manufacturer to stop further clearance at the concessional rate, specified in column 4.

 

 

 

 

2.

3-Wheeler  electric

loader 

8711.6060

3.

Electric motorcycle

8711.6040

4.

Electric buses

8702.4090

1%

Nil

 

5.

Electric trucks 

8704.9030

1%

Nil

 

6.

Electric prime movers

8701.2060

1%

Nil

7.

Electric Vehicles 4wheelers

 

 

8703.8090

10%

The concession shall be admissible till 30th June 2022.

25%

The concession shall be admissible w.e.f. 1st July, 2022 till 30th June 2026.

8.

Electric Vehicles 4wheelers

 

 

8703.8090

 

50% of the rate of customs duty as specified in the column (4) of the serial No 7 above.

 

The concession shall be admissible till 30th June 2026, on import of Electric Vehicles 4-wheelers (CBU)per company of the same variant to be assembled / manufactured as mentioned in column (2) of this table to the extent of maximum 100 units per company, duly approved/certified by Engineering Development Board (EDB). EDB shall monitor compliance with EV Policy 2020 and intimate FBR immediately in case of violation by any manufacturer to stop further clearance at the concessional rate, specified in column (4).

.

Source:

TABLE-I of the Fifth Schedule Part-V(A), Fifth Schedule of Customs Act 1969

https://download1.fbr.gov.pk/Docs/2021711171234418SecondScheduleofFA(5thScheduleofCA).pdf