BAIC BJ40 EREV Export Price to Mexico — CIF Landed 2026
Full landed-cost breakdown for shipping the BAIC BJ40 EREV from China to Mexico, plus duty, incentives and lead time.
The BAIC BJ40 EREV is a China-origin, left-hand-drive ev well suited to Mexico. Mexico offers: Reduced/zero ISAN for EVs in several cases.. Import duty context: Import duty on EVs is generally low, plus IVA (VAT) and ISAN where applicable. We supply the unit, prepare export documents and ship to your nearest port.
Where the $38,420 goes
Every component of the CIF landed cost of a BAIC BJ40 EREV to Mexico.
- FOB China$27,662 · 72%
- Ocean freight$1,500 · 4%
- Insurance$321 · 1%
- Import duty$2,948 · 8%
- Port & clearance$5,989 · 16%
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About the BAIC BJ40 EREV
The BAIC BJ40 EREV is a rugged off-road SUV that uses a 1.5T range-extender engine paired with dual electric motors delivering a combined 403 kW and 655 Nm. It offers a pure electric range of 152 km (CLTC) on the standard 40.3 kWh NCM battery, with a long-range variant achieving 252 km and a combined range of 1300 km. Acceleration from 0-100 km/h takes 5.5 seconds. As an export unit it is supplied left-hand drive, China-origin, with full documentation and transparent CIF landed pricing to your port.
Battery & charging
Supports DC fast charging
Shipping & clearance to Mexico
Import duty on EVs is generally low, plus IVA (VAT) and ISAN where applicable.
Age rule: Varies by import scheme — confirm current rule.
Main ports: Manzanillo, Lázaro Cárdenas, Veracruz
Lead time: 30–45 days