Questions about the Nissan Serena
How much is the import duty on a Nissan Serena in Kenya?
For a 2020 Nissan Serena imported in 2026, KRA’s duty and taxes come to about KSh 798,592 – KSh 1,439,099, depending on the version. Newer cars pay more because KRA depreciates less: see the year-by-year table for every year from 2019 to 2026.
What is the oldest Nissan Serena I can import in 2026?
A 2019 car. From 1 January 2026, KEBS only admits right-hand-drive used vehicles first registered in 2019 or later. KRA depreciates a car that age by 60%, which is why the oldest eligible car pays the least duty.
What is the KRA CRSP for the Nissan Serena?
KRA lists 15 versions of the Nissan Serena, with retail prices (CRSP) from KSh 4,331,517 to KSh 8,128,217. The version you import decides the price KRA starts from.
Can a Nissan Serena work on Uber or Bolt?
Age is not the problem: every Nissan Serena you can import in 2026 (2019 or newer) is within Uber’s limits — up to 10 years old to join Chapchap and 8 for Comfort, and a Chapchap car may stay on until the end of the year it turns 12. Which category a particular model qualifies for is decided by the platform, so check in the driver app before you buy.
How much is a Nissan Serena in Kenya?
As of 1 October 2026, the median asking price for a Nissan Serena in Kenya is KSh 2,300,000, with most priced between KSh 2,300,000 and KSh 2,300,000 (Garisea listings). By year: 2019 KSh 2,300,000.
What is the fuel consumption of a Nissan Serena?
Owners’ real-world logs put the Nissan Serena at about 10.7 km per litre (petrol) and 11.3 km per litre (hybrid) — that is 9.3 L/100 km and 8.8 L/100 km.
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