The House of Representatives is seeking to regulate the importation of electric and Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) vehicles into Nigeria. According to reports from Punch Newspapers and Premium Times Nigeria, the lawmakers want to create a framework that will link incentives with local investment in the automotive industry. The proposed regulations will include stricter conditions for companies importing these vehicles, such as requirements for maintenance centres, spare parts, technical personnel, and after-sales support. The push for regulation comes as the Nigerian government looks to promote cleaner and more sustainable forms of transportation in the country. The move is also expected to boost local manufacturing and create jobs. However, the exact timeline for the implementation of these regulations is not yet clear. According to Punch Newspapers, the House of Representatives is set to engage with relevant stakeholders to fine-tune the regulatory framework.










