← Importing a car from China to Latvia / EU: full landed-cost guide 2026

BYD Sealion 7 to Latvia / EU: what it costs landed

Reference ex-works price $22,950 (EXW, new car). Below: every step from the dealer's yard to a registered car in Latvia / EU, computed by our rules engine — sources and verification dates included.

Example configuration (reference price) · Battery electric

$53,916DDP delivered duty paid · per car· CIF $28,605· Sea/land freight reference $4,200 per car

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Ex-works price$22,950
+ Export handling (arranged by LandedCar)$1,341
= FOB$24,291
+ Freight & insurance (insurance 0.4%)$4,314
CIF · per car$28,605
+ Inland transport in destination$450
DAP · per car$29,055
+ Import duty 10%$2,860
+ Countervailing duty 35.3% (invoice not issued by the manufacturer)$10,097
+ VAT 21%$8,728
+ Single-vehicle approval + customs clearance (estimate)$2,700
+ Natural resources tax on first registration EUR 110$125
= Destination taxes and registration fees subtotal$24,511
+ Service fee (LandedCar)$350
DDP delivered duty paid · per car$53,916

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Rules and sources

EU duty 10% + national VAT; VAT 21%; EUR 110 natural resources tax on first permanent registration, BEVs are exempt from the vehicle operating tax. New China-built BEVs and range-extender cars carry the EU countervailing duty: 35.3% unless a listed manufacturer issues the invoice with the required declaration; used cars (registered over 6 months and driven over 6,000 km) are outside it. China-spec cars without an EU CoC need single-vehicle approval (cost estimated).

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Indicative figures: exchange rates, freight and tax rules change; what customs actually charges and the quote LandedCar confirms prevail. Free and not a basis for refunds or claims — see Terms.