Making Chinese EV imports transparent
CNEVhub exists to solve a single, persistent problem: the price you see on a Chinese EV listing is almost never the price you'll actually pay at port. Duties, countervailing tariffs, VAT, freight, certification, and registration all stack up — and most buyers only discover the true cost after committing.
We built CNEVhub to make that number transparent before you buy. Every vehicle page includes a full landed-cost breakdown, and every tariff rate is pinned to the latest official EU implementing regulation.
What we stand for
Transparent Pricing
We show the full landed cost — vehicle price, duties, countervailing tariffs, VAT, freight, and compliance — so buyers know exactly what they pay before ordering.
Verified Data
Every spec, tariff rate, and regulation is cross-checked against authoritative sources (EU Implementing Regulation 2024/2754, manufacturer datasheets, customs guidance).
Importer-First
Built for international EV importers and fleet buyers, not casual browsers. We focus on what matters for a compliant, cost-effective import.
Compliance by Default
WVTA, GB/T battery standards, and EU homologation requirements are folded into every landed-cost estimate so no surprise costs appear at the border.
Independent data, verified sources
CNEVhub is operated by Guangzhou Banghe Testing Technology Co., Ltd. (MCM) and edited by Wei Wang, with a focus on technical accuracy and regulatory compliance for cross-border EV trade.
Our landed-cost methodology is published in full, so any importer can reproduce the math. We track EU countervailing duties by brand — BYD, Geely, SAIC, and others all carry different rates — and apply them precisely rather than using a single blanket percentage.
We do not sell vehicles and are not affiliated with any manufacturer. That independence is what lets us report prices and tariffs without a sales agenda.
Start with the real cost
Browse the full catalog and see the transparent landed cost for any Chinese EV you're considering.