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Experts have called for electric-vehicle production components to be exempted from customs duties to lower local manufacturing costs, help Egyptian-made cars compete with imports—particularly Chinese vehicles—and support the localization of the industry and attract new investment. They said the components are subject to duties of up to 7%, while fully imported electric cars enter duty-free, making local assembly more expensive. The calls come amid growth in the Egyptian market: the number of electric vehicles rose 172% in the first nine months of 2026, reaching 19,303, up from 7,102 in the same period a year earlier.
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