The most expensive imported car in Bosnia and Herzegovina this year is the Mercedes-Benz Maybach S 680 4 Matic worth 504,329.15 BAM.
In the first ten months of this year, 208 electric vehicles were imported into Bosnia and Herzegovina, worth 13,767,358.33 marks, which is about four times more than last year, when 48 of them were imported in the same period.
During the same period, the import of other vehicles also increased, so in the first ten months of this year, a total of 68,309 vehicles were imported (44,094 last year), worth 854,728,605.36 marks, of which 8,053 were new and 60,256 were used, the ITA confirmed.
The most expensive imported car during the observed period is the Mercedes-Benz Maybach S 680 4 Matic worth 504,329.15 marks.
Followed by Ferrari F8 Tributo (483,690.01 BAM), Porsche-911 GT3 (384,923.25 BAM), Porsche-911 Turbo S (354,140.23 BAM), Mercedes-AMG G 63 (352,493.14 BAM), Porsche-911 Turbo S (350,668.14 BAM), Mercedes-AMG G 63 (350,201.92 BAM), Mercedes-Benz AMG G 63 (348,749.09 BAM), Mercedes-AMG G 63 (343,156.03 BAM), and Mercedes-AMG S 63 E PERFORMANCE (341,109.74 BAM).
A total of slightly more than 648,641 marks in duties were paid for the ten most expensive vehicles.
In addition, the import of hybrid vehicles doubled, and 1,138 were imported into Bosnia and Herzegovina in the first ten months of this year, while last year their number was 452.
Most of them are new cars (884) worth about 58 million marks, for which 13,711,360 marks of duties were paid.
As for the import of other luxury items, in the first ten months of this year, the value of imported precious metals (gold, platinum, jewelry items and their parts made of precious metals, etc.) amounted to 38,559,583.22 marks, most of which goes to jewelry items and their parts made of precious metals in the amount of 23,150,023.36 marks.
On the other hand, the export of precious metals from our country amounted to 28,305,767.59 BAM, most of which is waste and scrap from precious metals (23,726,568.45 BAM).
Additionally, in the mentioned period, the value of imported watches amounted to 12,464,731.32 marks, for which 122,542.88 marks were paid in duties, and of that number, 443,442.61 marks went to watches with a case made of precious metal, Fena reports.
