欧洲商会警告汽车税制不公 2.17亿美元本地组装投资承压

分类经济
地点金边BKK1
来源柬埔寨投资评论(CIR)
发布时间2026/07/03 15:03
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6月30日,欧洲商会柬埔寨汽车委员会在金边BKK1诺富特酒店举办“2026年及未来汽车行业展望”早餐会。欧洲商会执行董事马丁·布里森(Martin Brisson)及欧盟驻柬埔寨代表团合作负责人布莱恩·福纳里(Bryan Fonari)出席并致辞,政府官员、汽车制造商及投资者共同探讨行业发展。
欧洲商会指出,柬埔寨汽车产业正处于增长期,但现行税制结构存在不公平现象。由于进口电动车价格显著低于本地组装车辆,已对柬埔寨境内超过2.17亿美元的本地制造业投资构成压力。商会呼吁政府进行税制改革,加强市场监管,并提供更明确的政策支持,以保障汽车产业的可持续发展。
根据行业数据,2025年柬埔寨汽车市场共销售约8.2万辆汽车,涵盖约100个品牌。2026年前五个月,柬埔寨乘用车销量同比增长35%。欧洲商会汽车委员会主席、RMA柬埔寨项目经理Makara Chhoeurn表示,随着市场进入新阶段,行业亟需解决税制差异带来的竞争挑战。
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欧洲商会汽车委员会指出,柬埔寨现行税制导致进口电动车价格远低于本地组装车辆,威胁到已投入的2.17亿美元制造业资金。商会呼吁政府进行税制改革与市场监管,以保障汽车产业的可持续增长。2026年前五个月柬埔寨乘用车销量同比增长35%。
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[来源: CIR] [分类提示: NEWS]
标题: EuroCham Cambodia Automotive Committee Flags Tax Disparity as Local Vehicle Assembly Investment Faces Pressure from Cheaper Imported EVs
Cambodia Investment Review
Cambodia’s automotive industry is expanding rapidly, but industry leaders are warning that the country’s current tax structure risks undermining more than US$217 million in local manufacturing investment by making imported electric vehicles significantly cheaper than assembling them domestically.
Speaking at EuroCham Cambodia’s Automotive Sector Outlook for 2026 and Beyond breakfast in Phnom Penh on June 30, the European business community called for reforms to vehicle taxation, stronger market regulation and greater policy certainty as Cambodia’s vehicle market enters a new phase of growth.
The event, held at Novotel Phnom Penh BKK1, brought together government officials, automotive manufacturers, investors and industry representatives to examine the sector’s outlook. Opening remarks were delivered by Martin Brisson, Executive Director of EuroCham Cambodia, and Bryan Fonari, Head of Cooperation at the Delegation of the European Union to the Kingdom of Cambodia.
Cambodia’s Automotive Market Continues to Expand
Makara Chhoeurn, Chairperson of EuroCham Cambodia’s Automotive Committee and Project Manager at RMA Cambodia, said Cambodia sold approximately 82,000 vehicles across around 100 represented brands in 2025, while passenger vehicle sales increased 35% year-on-year during the first five months of 2026.
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