1. Find out whether used cars are allowed
Some countries in the region allow used cars, some allow them only under strict conditions, and some restrict them heavily (Brazil, for example, is known for sharp limits). Check the current rule for your country before you choose a car.
2. Look at duty, taxes and local fees
Import duty and taxes in the region can be high, and they differ for electric and hybrid cars. Use our calculator for an estimate, then confirm with customs.
3. Most of the region drives on the right
That usually means left-hand-drive cars. Each car on our site shows its steering side, and you can filter by it.
4. Check charging
Check which plug your local chargers use. Read our charging standards guide, and make sure you can charge at home.
5. Use the same safe steps
Ask for a written quotation, pay into the designated Regional Agent bank account for your region, receive the inspection report and the export papers, and follow the shipment with your tracking number.
Common questions
Can I import a used electric car to Latin America?
It depends on the country. Some restrict it. Check with your customs authority first.
Which countries do you ship to in the region?
See our countries page for the current list. We add new destinations over time.
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