Seeks to amend No. 50/2017-Customs, dated the 30th June, 2017 to give concession to EVs imported under of the Ministry of Heavy Industries' Scheme to promote manufacturing of electric passenger cars in India. - 19/2024 - Customs -Tariff
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Customs concession for electric vehicles: specified tariff exemptions apply when imported under the MHI manufacturing scheme, subject to certification. Prescribes concessional customs duty rates for electrically operated vehicles (heading 8703), distinguishing knocked down kits and complete imports, and provides a concessional treatment for vehicles meeting a minimum CIF threshold when imported under the Ministry of Heavy Industries' manufacturing scheme, subject to a sunset provision.
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Customs concession for electric vehicles: specified tariff exemptions apply when imported under the MHI manufacturing scheme, subject to certification.
Prescribes concessional customs duty rates for electrically operated vehicles (heading 8703), distinguishing knocked down kits and complete imports, and provides a concessional treatment for vehicles meeting a minimum CIF threshold when imported under the Ministry of Heavy Industries' manufacturing scheme, subject to a sunset provision.
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