Maxus (SAIC) · 🇭🇺 Hungary

Maxus G90 (Mifa 9) in Hungary — Local Name, Rules & Costs

In Hungary, the Maxus G90 (大通G90, Dàtōng G90) is sold as the Mifa 9.

What it is called in Hungary

Market Badge Notes
China (domestic) Maxus G90 (大通G90 · Dàtōng G90) Domestic name
🇭🇺 Hungary Mifa 9 Market export name

🇭🇺 Hungary import rules at a glance

Customs duty
10%
VAT
27%
Age limit
No limit
Emission standard
Euro 4
Drive side
LHD

Hungary is an EU member state — imports pay the common EU tariff plus national taxes, and cars first registered outside the EU need single-vehicle type approval.

  • EU's highest VAT 27%
  • BEV registration tax waived; PHEV no longer from 2025

How to import this car into Hungary

  1. Hungary sets no age cap on imported vehicles — confirm current practice with your clearing agent before shipping.
  2. Obtain a Euro 4 emissions certificate (or equivalent proof of conformity).
  3. Complete single-vehicle type approval — Hungary is an EU member state and applies the common EU regime.
  4. Budget 10% customs duty plus 27% VAT on top of the vehicle price.
  5. No drive-side conversion needed: Hungary is a left-hand-drive market, same as China.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Maxus G90 called in Hungary?

In Hungary, the Maxus G90 (大通G90, Dàtōng G90) is sold as the Mifa 9.

How much tax do I pay importing a Mifa 9 into Hungary?

Importing a used Mifa 9 into Hungary means a 10% customs duty and 27% VAT. Certification, inspection and registration fees apply on top.

Can I import a used Mifa 9 into Hungary?

Yes, used imports are possible: there is no age limit on imported vehicles. Imports must meet the Euro 4 emission standard. Hungary is a left-hand-drive market, so vehicles must be left-hand drive.

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