Autodata Ghana commends gov’t over suspension of pre-shipment inspection for used vehicles
The Chamber of Autodata Ghana has welcomed the government’s decision to suspend the implementation of the pre-shipment inspection exercise for imported used vehicles, describing it as a positive response to concerns raised by industry players. The Chamber said the suspension would provide government and stakeholders with an opportunity to address outstanding concerns surrounding the…
The Chamber of Autodata Ghana has expressed approval of the government's decision to suspend the pre-shipment inspection for imported used vehicles, deeming it a positive response to industry concerns. The Chamber believes this pause will enable it and stakeholders to address issues related to the National Vehicle Homologation and Conformity Assessment Programme before its enforced date.
Executive Secretary George Dumenu praised the government's decision, which came after the Ghana Standards Authority communicated the suspension in a notice dated October 5, 2026. The organization had petitioned the President on August 10, expressing concerns over the implementation timeline, costs and treatment of commercial haulage vehicles.
The Chamber emphasized its commitment to road safety and a fair business environment, while calling for a clear fee schedule, distinct arrangements for commercial haulage vehicles, and clarification on potential annual licence fees and import volume limits.
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