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Bosnia and Herzegovina vehicle market and regulation

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The vehicle landscape in Bosnia and Herzegovina involves various administrative and market activities. The Border Police of Bosnia and Herzegovina announced a public auction for nine motor vehicles and miscellaneous equipment, including Renault, Nissan, and Volkswagen models, with a total starting price of 84,600 KM. Market data from the Indirect Taxation Administration indicates that the used vehicle market significantly outweighs the new vehicle ~~market, noting that in~~ market. In 2025, 95,421 passenger vehicles were ~~imported.~~ imported, consisting of 86,129 used and 9,292 new vehicles. While used ~~models dominate,~~ vehicle imports have seen a steady annual increase of approximately 10 percent, electric vehicle imports more than doubled in the first nine months of 2026 compared to the ~~previous year. Concurrently,~~ same period in 2025. Average prices for used cars range between 25,000 and 30,000 KM, with high demand for city crossovers like the Renault Captur and Dacia Duster, as well as premium models from Audi, BMW, and Mercedes. Regarding regulation and safety, the Federal Administration for Inspection Affairs (FUZIP) has initiated a large-scale inspection campaign across technical inspection stations in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina to ensure ~~regulatory compliance~~ legal operations, proper staffing, and equipment ~~calibration.~~ calibration, with potential fines for legal entities reaching up to 15,000 KM. Additionally, the Auto-moto Association of Republika Srpska reported 1,346 cases of reckless driving since May 2026, which resulted in the seizure of 13 vehicles under new traffic safety laws.

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