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DGFT Notifies Tariff Rate Quotas for UK Vehicle Imports under India–UK Trade Pact

July 12, 2026

DGFT has notified tariff rate quotas for UK vehicle imports under the new India–UK trade agreement, outlining the regulatory framework for imports.

DGFT Notifies Tariff Rate Quotas for Vehicle Imports

The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) has officially notified tariff rate quotas applicable to vehicle imports from the UK, under the newly established India–UK trade pact. This notification was issued by Lav Agarwal, Director General of Foreign Trade and Additional Secretary, Ministry of Commerce & Industry.

The introduction of these quotas aims to regulate vehicle imports, promoting fair trade practices while balancing domestic market needs. Industry stakeholders will need to adapt to this new regulatory framework and align their operations concerning import quotas.

Practitioners in trade law and international business should closely examine these developments, as they will alter the landscape for vehicle imports, affecting both importers and domestic manufacturers in India.

Citations

  • DGFT Notification (2026) Notification No. 20/2026
Source:Directorate General of Foreign Trade
Practice Areas:corporatetrade

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