Parallel imports account for roughly 15% of the Russian vehicle market but new rules that apply from the beginning of next month will significantly increase the sales price
From April 1 this year a joint risk management system and new utilisation fee will come into force in the Eurasia Economic Union (EEU) to combat what the authorities describe as ‘grey imports’ on the finished vehicle market.
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