what EVs are on the current SEVS Interim arrangements List ?? I have just been looking but ended up with a headache so I thought I would just shout out
thx in advance
K
SEVS Interim arrangements List
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so ..No one knows or ?
I am just looking for info out in the common field at the current situation ..I can see this post is being viewed
K.
I am just looking for info out in the common field at the current situation ..I can see this post is being viewed
K.
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I finally looked up Google to find what an SEVS list was ... and discovered it is the import vehicle list.
Look at one of the importers, Iron Chef Imports is the branch that does imports out of the US and each other branch has a name that suits the country they are importing from .... they have a good question and answer section but basically, from what I can remember from the talk at the Adelaide branch meeting by these people,
It can only be vehicles not imported into Australia, not brands but models
There is an age limit that makes it $$ viable to do it
The model must make it through the test process to qualify it for Australian road use and registration
and there were a few other requirements that I can't remember
Places like J Spec also list vehicle you can import and a rough idea of the all up cost ..... a word of warning, if you personally import a vehicle and it is a model that isn't approved, they crush it at the wharf .....
T1 Terry
Look at one of the importers, Iron Chef Imports is the branch that does imports out of the US and each other branch has a name that suits the country they are importing from .... they have a good question and answer section but basically, from what I can remember from the talk at the Adelaide branch meeting by these people,
It can only be vehicles not imported into Australia, not brands but models
There is an age limit that makes it $$ viable to do it
The model must make it through the test process to qualify it for Australian road use and registration
and there were a few other requirements that I can't remember
Places like J Spec also list vehicle you can import and a rough idea of the all up cost ..... a word of warning, if you personally import a vehicle and it is a model that isn't approved, they crush it at the wharf .....
T1 Terry
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Re: SEVS Interim arrangements List
Have you had this unfortunate experience?
My dad worked for customs, and once had to shred a cherry red Ferrari
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2023 BYD Atto 3 - 21k km
2017 Renault zoe - 147'000km
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2007 Vectrix - 197'000km (retired)
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I've not suffered that one personally, but a "friend" sent me photos of the lump that was once a "fully spec'ed" drift prepared Impreza that he thought he was rather clever self importing to avoid those "outrageous" fees the importers were asking ...... No idea if it was actually his car or a photo he'd found on the interweb .... he did like to talk a bit of crap when ever anyone would listen, so .....
T1 Terry
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