In its June 11 budget, Bangladesh eliminated tariffs on electric buses and trucks, reduced EV registration fees, and hiked duties on fossil fuel vehicles — effective July 1, 2026. Transport causes 9% of the country's greenhouse gas emissions. The target: 25% electric buses and 30% electric trucks by 2035, per the country's NDC commitments.
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Bangladesch schafft EV-Importzölle ab um tödliche Luftverschmutzung zu mildern

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Im Budget vom 11. Juni strich Bangladesch die Zölle auf Elektrobusse und -lastwagen, senkte die Zulassungsgebühren für Elektrofahrzeuge und erhöhte die Abgaben auf Fahrzeuge mit Verbrennungsmotor — gültig ab 1. Juli 2026. Der Transportsektor verursacht 9% der Treibhausgasemissionen des Landes. Ziel: 25% Elektrobusse und 30% Elektro-Lastwagen bis 2035.

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