Questions about the Toyota Premio
How much is the import duty on a Toyota Premio in Kenya?
For a 2020 Toyota Premio imported in 2026, KRA’s duty and taxes come to about KSh 633,936 – KSh 803,471, 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 Toyota Premio 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 Toyota Premio?
KRA lists 4 versions of the Toyota Premio, with retail prices (CRSP) from KSh 3,580,552 to KSh 4,357,981. The version you import decides the price KRA starts from.
Can a Toyota Premio work on Uber or Bolt?
Age is not the problem: every Toyota Premio 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 Toyota Premio in Kenya?
As of 1 October 2026, the median asking price for a Toyota Premio in Kenya is KSh 1,400,000, with most priced between KSh 1,205,000 and KSh 1,935,000 (Garisea listings). By year: 2014 KSh 1,650,000, 2008 KSh 1,300,000.
What is the fuel consumption of a Toyota Premio?
Owners’ real-world logs put the Toyota Premio at about 17 km per litre — that is 5.9 L/100 km.
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