Export Toyota LiteAce to Ghana
The Toyota LiteAce is a proven light commercial van built for reliability and practicality across African markets. We export fresh units from the Jebel Ali Free Zone direct to Ghana's ports, with transparent pricing at every stage.
A new Toyota LiteAce petrol van starts around $12,000–$16,000 FOB Jafza, depending on model year, trim specification, and mileage (our stock includes both fresh imports and low-mileage secondhand units certified fit for export). Entry trims occupy the lower band; higher-spec or newer release models sit toward the upper range. We source directly from Japanese auctions and authorized channels, so pricing reflects genuine market wholesale rates, not inflated dealer markups.
Shipped via RoRo vessel to Tema Port, expect a landed cost (FOB + freight + insurance) in the region of $14,500–$19,500 USD. Ocean freight and marine insurance typically add 12–18% to the FOB figure for standard RoRo shipment. Ghana's port environment is stable, and Tema handles light commercial imports routinely, so transit time averages 4–6 weeks from Jafza.
Once the van lands in Tema, Ghana's import duty structure kicks in. The final landed cost to you depends on model year, engine size, and whether the unit is classed as new or used; duty rates vary but typically run 20–35% of CIF value for light vans. Clearing fees, port handling, and local transportation to your final location add another 2–5%. Your total all-in cost will sit above the landed figure quoted here.
Beyond Autos handles export documentation, port coordination, and liaison with your freight agent in Ghana. We do not quote final duty; that rests with Ghana Revenue Authority and your customs broker. Contact us for a firm FOB quote on specific model year and trim, and we'll walk you through the landed cost and duty range for your shipment.