The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is hoping the Tariff Commission will decide to impose zero tariffs on imported e-motorcycles on February 2024, a year after the implementation of Executive Order (EO) 12. Know more:
THE Department of Trade and Industry is hoping the Tariff Commission will decide to impose zero tariffs on imported e-motorcycles on February 2024, a year after the implementation of Executive Order 12.
“It is there in the EO; [our] decision to apply it to 4-wheeled vehicles, both cars and transport vehicles. It is good for five years,” Pascual said. The Trade chief stressed that the review of items to be subjected to zero-tariffs is set to transpire sometime in February 2024, a year after the EO 12 was implemented.“[We have a] provision [there]. ’two-wheeled vehicles like motorcycles, we will review the EO after one year to see whether there is a stronger justification to include these,” the DTI chief said. “They [advocates for inclusion of 2-wheeled EVs] can build their case.
EVAP’s statement issued last Tuesday read that its advocacy has always been zero-tariff for all EVs, especially 2-wheeled vehicles. The group, however, excludes e-Jeeps and e-Trikes as EVAP said these have local manufacturing and assembly.
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