BYD Tang 2023 price in Kenya
No 2023 BYD Tang is listed on Cada right now. Imported to arrive in 2026, it is 3 years old to KRA, which takes 30% off its CRSP value: about KES 10,600,000 – KES 14,600,000 landed across 2 KRA versions.
Import duty on a BYD Tang 2023, by version
KRA treats a BYD Tang 2023 landing in 2026 as 3 years old and takes 30% off its CRSP value before charging tax.
| KRA model | Engine | CRSP value | Customs value | Import duty (25%) | Excise duty | VAT (16%) | Import declaration fee (2.5%) | Railway development levy (2%) | Total taxes | Landed cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TANG FLAGSHIP | 108.8 kWh · Electric | KES 19,837,704 | KES 6,449,039 | KES 1,612,260 | KES 806,130 | KES 1,418,789 | KES 161,226 | KES 128,981 | KES 4,127,386 | KES 10,681,425 |
| TANG | 86.4 kWh · Electric | KES 27,128,484 | KES 8,819,198 | KES 2,204,800 | KES 1,102,400 | KES 1,940,224 | KES 220,480 | KES 176,384 | KES 5,644,288 | KES 14,568,486 |
Landed cost is KRA's customs value plus these taxes and KES 105,000 for port, clearing and registration. The car's own price, shipping and Cada's service fee are not included. Estimate — final KRA assessment may differ.
2023 against nearby years
| Model year | KRA duty and taxes | Landed cost | From-price vs 2023 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | KES 5,800,000 – KES 8,100,000 | KES 15,200,000 – KES 20,800,000 | +KES 4,600,000 |
| 2024 | KES 4,700,000 – KES 6,500,000 | KES 12,100,000 – KES 16,700,000 | +KES 1,500,000 |
| 2023 | KES 4,100,000 – KES 5,700,000 | KES 10,600,000 – KES 14,600,000 | – |
| 2022 | KES 3,500,000 – KES 4,850,000 | KES 9,100,000 – KES 12,600,000 | −KES 1,500,000 |
| 2021 | KES 2,900,000 – KES 4,050,000 | KES 7,600,000 – KES 10,500,000 | −KES 3,000,000 |
BYD Tang 2023 questions
How much is a 2023 BYD Tang in Kenya?
No 2023 BYD Tang is listed on Cada right now. Imported from Japan, the estimate is KES 10,600,000 – KES 14,600,000 with KRA taxes, port, clearing and registration (based on KRA's values; the car's own price and shipping differ).
What is the import duty on a 2023 BYD Tang?
KRA values a 2023 BYD Tang at its CRSP value less 30% depreciation for a 3-year-old car, then charges import duty, excise duty, VAT, IDF and RDL on that value: about KES 4,100,000 – KES 5,700,000 in total, depending on the version. The final KRA assessment may differ.
Can a 2023 BYD Tang be imported into Kenya?
Yes. Kenya admits cars first registered within 8 years, so a 2023 BYD Tang can land up to the end of 2030. Cada can import one for you.
What engine and fuel does a 2023 BYD Tang have?
KRA lists 2 versions of the BYD Tang with 108.8 kWh, 86.4 kWh engines (electric). Which of them were built in 2023 depends on the car; a 2023 BYD Tang's export certificate and chassis number confirm it.