Hatchback
2026 TOYOTA YARIS
Price details
CIF Mombasa (KES)
Ksh 2,103,000
CIF Mombasa (JPY)
¥ 2,445,349
CIF Mombasa (USD)
$ 16,177
Cost breakdown — delivered to Nairobi
CIF Mombasa
Car, inland transport in Japan, sea freight and marine insurance
Ksh 2,103,000
Import duty
35% of customs value
Ksh 736,050
Excise duty
20% for engines up to 1500cc, on customs value + import duty
Ksh 567,810
VAT
16% of customs value + import duty + excise
Ksh 545,098
Import declaration fee
3.5% of customs value
Ksh 73,605
Railway development levy
2% of customs value
Ksh 42,060
Port clearance
Mombasa port handling and clearing agent
Ksh 85,000
Transport to Nairobi
Ksh 18,000
Total cost in Kenya
Ksh 4,170,623
2026 model, 0 years old — 0 years old — within Kenya's 8-year import age limit.
Why this is an estimate, not a quote
KRA does not tax what you paid. It taxes the CRSP — the Current Retail Selling Price it publishes for this model — depreciated for the age of the unit. We have used the CIF price above as a stand-in, because the CRSP for this exact grade is set by KRA, not by us. The real assessment can land either side of this figure.
Run it with the real CRSPVehicle details
- Make
- TOYOTA
- Model
- YARIS
- Year
- 2026
- Engine size
- 1,000 cc
- Body type
- Hatchback
- Condition score
- S
- Stock reference
- bQz79KrPL5mfaV
What the grade means
Japanese auction houses grade every car before it crosses the block. Grade 5 and above is close to new; grade 4 to 4.5 is a clean, well-kept car with light wear; grade 3.5 and below will show scratches, dents or higher mileage. An S is a current-year unit and R means the car has had accident repair — often minor, but always worth reading the sheet for.
Read the full grading guide