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40 electric vehicles arrive at Yangon Port

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Officials check the newly-arrived electric vehicles (EVs) in Yangon Port.

A total of 40 MG electric vehicles (14 MG4 models and 25 MGZS models) imported by NPK Motors Co Ltd arrived at Yangon Port and they were allowed to be claimed under Customs procedures.
The import of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) is exempted from Customs duties. — MNA/MKKS

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