Deliveries of MAZ machinery to Ukraine to continue after 1 May in full - MAZ
<p> MINSK, Apr 26 - PrimePress. Deliveries of MAZ trucks and buses to Ukraine will be continued after May 1, 2021, in full volume and on the agreed terms, reads a message posted on the website of Minsk Automobile Plant (MAZ). </p> <p> </p> <p> As previously reported, Ukraine will introduce a special duty for imported Belarusian machinery in the amount of 35% of its customs value starting May 2, 2021. The special duty shall be imposed on new motor vehicles intended for transportation of ten persons or more; motor vehicles for transportation of goods with internal combustion piston engine with compression ignition (diesel or semi-diesel) with gross vehicle weight exceeding 5 tonnes, but not exceeding 20 tonnes and gross vehicle weight exceeding 20 tonnes (except for motor chassis with a cabin); new special-purpose motor vehicles - emergency repair lorries, mobile cranes, road sweepers, water washers, workshop trucks, hydraulic lifts. </p> <p> </p> <p> “For all persons and consumers concerned on the Ukrainian market we would like inform that MAZ … with its official distributor - MAZ-Ukraine Trade House LLC - continue their work on the Ukrainian market as usual”, reads the message on the MAZ website. </p> <p> </p> <p> According to the report, MAZ has supplied 1,500 passenger vehicles and more than 8,000 trucks for the last six years to Ukraine. </p> <p> </p> <p> According to Ukraine’s AUTO-Consulting information-analytical group, in January-March 2021 MAZ has been the leader in terms of sales on the Ukrainian market of new trucks, with a 18.3% market share. AUTO-Consulting points out that in 2020 in the Ukrainian market MAZ was also a top seller of trucks weighing more than 3.5 tonnes (798 units, a 21.7% market share) and second biggest seller of buses (241 units, 24.1%). </p> <p> </p> <p> MAZ, the country’s largest OAO, is fully owned by the Belarusian government. The enterprise produces all-wheel drive trucks, log trucks, dump trucks, cranes on truck chassis, trailers and semitrailers, custom-made vehicles, buses. End </p>
2021-04-27
Primepress
Deliveries of MAZ machinery to Ukraine to continue after 1 May in full - MAZ
MINSK, Apr 26 - PrimePress. Deliveries of MAZ trucks and buses to Ukraine will be continued after May 1, 2021, in full volume and on the agreed terms, reads a message posted on the website of Minsk Automobile Plant (MAZ).
As previously reported, Ukraine will introduce a special duty for imported Belarusian machinery in the amount of 35% of its customs value starting May 2, 2021. The special duty shall be imposed on new motor vehicles intended for transportation of ten persons or more; motor vehicles for transportation of goods with internal combustion piston engine with compression ignition (diesel or semi-diesel) with gross vehicle weight exceeding 5 tonnes, but not exceeding 20 tonnes and gross vehicle weight exceeding 20 tonnes (except for motor chassis with a cabin); new special-purpose motor vehicles - emergency repair lorries, mobile cranes, road sweepers, water washers, workshop trucks, hydraulic lifts.
“For all persons and consumers concerned on the Ukrainian market we would like inform that MAZ … with its official distributor - MAZ-Ukraine Trade House LLC - continue their work on the Ukrainian market as usual”, reads the message on the MAZ website.
According to the report, MAZ has supplied 1,500 passenger vehicles and more than 8,000 trucks for the last six years to Ukraine.
According to Ukraine’s AUTO-Consulting information-analytical group, in January-March 2021 MAZ has been the leader in terms of sales on the Ukrainian market of new trucks, with a 18.3% market share. AUTO-Consulting points out that in 2020 in the Ukrainian market MAZ was also a top seller of trucks weighing more than 3.5 tonnes (798 units, a 21.7% market share) and second biggest seller of buses (241 units, 24.1%).
MAZ, the country’s largest OAO, is fully owned by the Belarusian government. The enterprise produces all-wheel drive trucks, log trucks, dump trucks, cranes on truck chassis, trailers and semitrailers, custom-made vehicles, buses. End