Baojun (SGMW) · 🇨🇷 Costa Rica
Baojun 530 (Chevrolet Captiva) in Costa Rica — Local Name, Rules & Costs
In Costa Rica, the Baojun 530 (宝骏530, Bǎojùn 530) is sold as the Chevrolet Captiva.
What it is called in Costa Rica
| Market | Badge | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| China (domestic) | Baojun 530 (宝骏530 · Bǎojùn 530) | Domestic name |
| 🇨🇷 Costa Rica | Chevrolet Captiva | Market export name |
🇨🇷 Costa Rica import rules at a glance
- Customs duty
- 14%
- VAT
- 13%
- Age limit
- Verify
- Emission standard
- Verify
- Drive side
- LHD
Costa Rica restricts used-vehicle imports through age caps and import licensing; verify the current regime before committing to a shipment.
How to import this car into Costa Rica
- Budget 14% customs duty plus 13% VAT on top of the vehicle price.
- No drive-side conversion needed: Costa Rica is a left-hand-drive market, same as China.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Baojun 530 called in Costa Rica?
In Costa Rica, the Baojun 530 (宝骏530, Bǎojùn 530) is sold as the Chevrolet Captiva.
How much tax do I pay importing a Chevrolet Captiva into Costa Rica?
Importing a used Chevrolet Captiva into Costa Rica means a 14% customs duty and 13% VAT. Certification, inspection and registration fees apply on top.
Can I import a used Chevrolet Captiva into Costa Rica?
Yes, used imports are possible: age limits must be verified with customs before shipping. Costa Rica is a left-hand-drive market, so vehicles must be left-hand drive.
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FOB pricing, Costa Rica market rules and landed-cost estimates for the Chevrolet Captiva — via AutoGlobal.