I am also an ex-pat. I have been working in Singapore for the last ten years. At present, there is a risk bring electric cars to Sri Lanka. There is no place to repair and buy the parts if anything happens, accidents, or mechanical or electrical failures. It is a huge risk. It is not rocket science to bring cars to Sri Lanka. You can do it alone if you study the process. Think about the accident / mechanical or electrical failure. Who can repair it? And again, it is not tax-free. You have to pay regular vehicle taxes.
I am also an ex-pat. I have been working in Singapore for the last ten years. At present, there is a risk bring electric cars to Sri Lanka. There is no place to repair and buy the parts if anything happens, accidents, or mechanical or electrical failures. It is a huge risk. It is not rocket science to bring cars to Sri Lanka. You can do it alone if you study the process. Think about the accident / mechanical or electrical failure. Who can repair it? And again, it is not tax-free. You have to pay regular vehicle taxes.
I was planning to start a vehicle sale for Europe cars to start as a small business and built the place for it and now I ended up turn it in to a restaurant ..coz of this situation people don't wanna invest money in to businesses and you can't see a green light ..
Kawadawat rate nishpanayak karana knk agayanawa mn dekala na buy and selling kiynne business ak nemei apit one nishpadana arthiyak. wahanayk lankawe hadanna puluwan nam hodai nathnm wedak na.
How is this guy helping the country by bringing in dollars or exporting products for the benefit of the country ? There are blackouts in the country for power and electricity and people are trying to bring more electric cars. Banana republic. Why would I send $ to Sri Lanka to buy an electric car ?
I am also an ex-pat. I have been working in Singapore for the last ten years. At present, there is a risk bring electric cars to Sri Lanka. There is no place to repair and buy the parts if anything happens, accidents, or mechanical or electrical failures. It is a huge risk. It is not rocket science to bring cars to Sri Lanka. You can do it alone if you study the process. Think about the accident / mechanical or electrical failure. Who can repair it? And again, it is not tax-free. You have to pay regular vehicle taxes.
