Used Chery Tiggo 7 PLUS for Ghana — Landed Cost from $15,507 | Certified China Pre-Owned Cars for Nigeria Ghana West Africa

Landed Cost Breakdown

Priced from this unit in current stock: 2022 Chery Tiggo 7 PLUS 1.5T CVT Zungui+ (Unit 1745573)

FOB Nansha price FOB Nansha	$8,711.11
Sea freight to Tema	$2,000
Estimated duty and taxes roughly 30-35% of CIF value	$3,428
Estimated total landed	$14,139

Duty is an estimate based on published rate ranges applied to CIF value. Both countries assess against their own customs valuation, and rates change. Confirm the current figure with your clearing agent before you commit to a price — it is the largest variable in your landed cost.

Why the Tiggo 7 PLUS works in Ghana

At around $15,507 landed it sits in the middle of our range, and it gets there without giving up the thing Ghanaian buyers actually need. At 190 mm the ground clearance is nearly the Tiggo 8 Pro’s 200 mm, which means it handles roads outside Accra and Kumasi that a 178 mm compact SUV would struggle with.

For a dealer, that combination — Chery badge, rough-road clearance, $15,507 landed — is one of the easiest value propositions we have in Ghana.

What your buyer is comparing it against

At $15,000-17,000 landed, the alternative is a 2013 Nissan Qashqai or a 2014 Hyundai Tucson with 160,000 km or more, no inspection report and a naturally aspirated 2.0L. You are offering a 2023 turbo car with documented history, a third-party inspection report and better clearance.

Practical notes for Ghana

Tema is the default port, 28-35 days from Nansha. Takoradi is available.

Chery’s African brand presence works for you here twice: buyers recognise the badge, and any mechanic who has worked on a Tiggo 8 Pro already knows this engine and gearbox. That shared service knowledge is worth more in practice than a small specification difference.

Five seats only. If your customer needs a third row, quote the Tiggo 8 Pro for Ghana instead — it lands around $15,938, and trying to sell a 5-seat car to a 7-seat buyer costs you the relationship.

Common questions

Q: How much does it cost to import a used Chery Tiggo 7 PLUS to Ghana? A: Around $15,507 total landed for a 2023 Chaoneng Edition 1.5T Manual: $9,748.15 FOB Nansha, $2,000 freight to Tema, and roughly $3,759 in duty and taxes. Duty is estimated at approximately 30-35% of CIF — confirm the current figure with your clearing agent.

Q: Is this the cheapest car you can land in Ghana? A: Not quite. The Geely Coolray lands lowest in our range at around $14,373, and the Haval H6 at around $14,921. The Tiggo 7 PLUS buys you 190 mm of clearance and the Chery badge for the difference. Compare all three.

Q: Is 190 mm enough ground clearance? A: For most Ghanaian use, yes. It is 10 mm short of the Tiggo 8 Pro and well ahead of the 175-178 mm typical of compact SUVs. For buyers regularly on badly unpaved roads, the Tiggo 8 Pro remains the safer recommendation.

Q: Is it left-hand drive? A: Yes. Ghana drives on the right, so LHD is correct, and every unit we export is LHD as built.

Import Rules in Ghana

Left-hand drive only. Ghana drives on the right, so RHD stock is the wrong product.
Vehicle age matters: older units attract a penalty on top of normal duty, which is a large part of why 2-4 year old Chinese stock lands competitively.
Destination inspection applies. We supply the documentation set your agent needs to open the file.
Documents we issue on every unit: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, export certificate, and the de-registration paperwork from China.

PortsTema, Takoradi

Transit time28-35 days from Guangzhou Nansha to Tema

Freight per unit$2,000 per unit, 3 per 40HQ container

Import dutyroughly 30-35% of CIF value