Import17 Aug 2026 · 8 min
Petrol, hybrid, or EV: what actually works after the duty cut
Zero import duty on EVs sounds like a verdict. Charging, outages, parts, and residual value are the rest of the sentence. A buyer-first comparison.
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Policy Desk
Zero EV duty — but there's a catch
16 Aug 2026
Electric cars just became more attractive in Nigeria — but there's a catch. Nigeria has moved to zero import duty on EVs, while rising fuel costs are making more drivers think seriously about alternatives. Before you rush to buy an EV, ask: Where will you charge it? What happens during outages? Would a hybrid make more sense?
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