Export the Xpeng G6 to Kenya

Compact/coupe SUV, 5 seats · Battery electric (BEV) · East Africa. Rates below were last checked 2026-09-06 and each one carries its source.

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What Kenya charges on a battery electric (bev)

Assessed on: KRA values from its CRSP schedule (a published retail price list, depreciated for age) — NOT your FOB or CIF invoice. Treat the figure below as a shape check, then re-run it on the CRSP value for the exact model.

Charge Rate Calculated on
Import duty 25.0% CIF value
Excise duty (BEV / hybrid) 10.0% CIF plus duty
VAT 16.0% CIF plus duty and levies
Import Declaration Fee (IDF) 3.5% CIF value
Railway Development Levy (RDL) 2.0% CIF value

What this powertrain avoids

Kenya applies these charges to other powertrains, but not to a battery electric (bev):

  • · Excise duty (petrol / diesel) — 20.0–35.0% on CIF plus duty
The 10% excise row for electric and hybrid vehicles is the single biggest lever in Kenya — it replaces a petrol band that can reach 35%.
Before you quote: Kenya is the market where a CIF-based estimate misleads most often, because KRA assesses on CRSP. If the CRSP value for your model is higher than your CIF, every line above scales up with it.

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Tell us the Xpeng G6 trim, quantity and destination port in Kenya. We reply with an itemised CIF quote and the documents Kenya customs will ask for.

About the Xpeng G6

The Xpeng G6 is a 4,753 mm coupé-SUV built on an 800-volt architecture with silicon-carbide power electronics — a technical specification normally found on cars costing far more. Battery options run from a 66 kWh CALB LFP pack to 87.5 kWh NMC, with rear-drive versions up to 218 kW and 755 km CLTC, and a 358 kW dual-motor car that reaches 100 km/h in 3.9 seconds.

Full Xpeng G6 specifications

Sources for these rates

Rates change mid-year in these markets. Confirm the full stack with your clearing agent before you price a unit.

Common questions

What duty does Kenya charge on a battery electric Xpeng G6?

Import duty at 25.0% of CIF. On top of that: Excise duty (BEV / hybrid) at 10.0%, VAT at 16.0%, Import Declaration Fee (IDF) at 3.5%, Railway Development Levy (RDL) at 2.0%. Assessed on: KRA values from its CRSP schedule (a published retail price list, depreciated for age) — NOT your FOB or CIF invoice. Treat the figure below as a shape check, then re-run it on the CRSP value for the exact model. Rates last checked 2026-09-06.

Does the Xpeng G6 avoid any Kenya charges because of its powertrain?

Yes. Kenya applies Excise duty (petrol / diesel) (20.0–35.0%) to other powertrains, but not to a battery electric vehicle. That is the practical reason powertrain choice changes landed cost in this market, not just running cost.

What is the landed cost of a Xpeng G6 in Kenya?

It depends on your FOB price, freight and insurance. Kenya assesses on: KRA values from its CRSP schedule (a published retail price list, depreciated for age) — NOT your FOB or CIF invoice. Treat the figure below as a shape check, then re-run it on the CRSP value for the exact model. Put your own numbers into our landed-cost calculator with Kenya preselected and it returns the full duty, levy and VAT stack with the source for every rate. We do not publish a single landed figure because freight is your number, not ours.

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