The government is set to cut customs duties on imported vehicles in Jordan, including gasoline-powered, electric, and hybrid models, Roya has learned from government sources.
According to the sources, the upcoming measures will also include updates to vehicle standards and safety regulations to enhance public safety for citizens.
The move is intended to stimulate commercial activity within Jordan's automotive sector and ease the financial burden on citizens.
Sources added that the decisions could be announced soon and are expected to boost economic and commercial momentum tied to the vehicle industry across the country.
The specific reduction rates on customs duties have not yet been revealed.

Jordan to cut customs duties on cars as part of economic reforms