1. Why hybrids are popular for import
A normal hybrid fuels like any petrol car and does not need a charging point, which makes it simple in places with few chargers. Plug-in hybrids can run on electricity for short trips and on fuel for long ones.
2. Do not assume hybrids get electric-car tax breaks
Some countries give tax advantages to fully electric cars and not to hybrids, or the other way round. Check the duty and tax rules for the exact type of car in your country.
3. Check the hybrid battery and the service record
Ask for the inspection report. A healthy hybrid battery matters for both running costs and resale value.
4. Compare the landed cost
A cheap price at the origin port is not the final price. Use the calculator to see freight, insurance and an estimate of duty for your country.
5. See what we have now
See the current affordable hybrid cars for export, and read our guide on electric or hybrid: which to import.
Common questions
Is a hybrid easier to import than an electric car?
It can be, because it needs no charging and, in some places, has fewer special rules. Always check your country's rules.
Which hybrids do you have?
The list changes with stock. See the affordable hybrid cars page.
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