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Bangladesh.
Bangladesh EV Service Centre Market Entry
Decision-grade EVS electric-vehicle service-centre market-entry assessment for Bangladesh.
Registered EVs, all classes
515
2021–2025
BRTA cumulative registrations across motorcycles, three-wheelers and four-wheel vehicles
Registered four-wheel EV service pool
241
End-2025
160 hard jeeps + 77 cars + 3 microbuses + 1 delivery van; motorcycles and auto-rickshaw excluded
Registered EVs, March snapshot
396
13 Mar 2025
Earlier BRTA-derived snapshot; not added to later cumulative series
All registered motor vehicles
6,540,000
Oct 2025
All fuels and vehicle classes
01/The verdict in full
Executive summary
- The decision denominator is only 241 registered four-wheel EVs at end-2025. The wider 515 total includes 273 motorcycles and one auto-rickshaw, which EVS excludes [newage_stock].
- Permanent premises are not justified. Approve a 90-day, one-bay validation in Tejgaon/Gulshan with no public-charging capex, pack opening or franchise offer.
- Policy is improving but demand evidence remains thin. FY2026-27 tax reductions and a 1,200-station 2030 target could accelerate adoption, but neither is installed stock or workshop revenue [budget_bss] [charging_project].
02
Board decision requested
Authorise a capped BDT240,000 base-case partner-bay cost envelope plus registration-data purchase, counsel and safety commissioning. Release standalone capex only after every denominator, demand, capability, economics and battery-custody gate passes.
03
Bangladesh has 6.54m registered vehicles—but only 241 relevant EVs
BRTA-derived reporting counted 6.54m registered vehicles in October 2025, including 2.32m in Dhaka [parc_total]. The later EV breakdown reports 515 registrations across 2021–2025, of which only 241 are four-wheel classes relevant to this service-centre case [newage_stock].
Market Kpis
- Value
- 515
- As Of
- 2021–2025
- Definition
- BRTA cumulative registrations across motorcycles, three-wheelers and four-wheel vehicles
- Source Id
- newage_stock
- Value
- 241
- As Of
- End-2025
- Definition
- 160 hard jeeps + 77 cars + 3 microbuses + 1 delivery van; motorcycles and auto-rickshaw excluded
- Source Id
- newage_stock
- Value
- 396
- As Of
- 13 Mar 2025
- Definition
- Earlier BRTA-derived snapshot; not added to later cumulative series
- Source Id
- bonik_stock
- Value
- 6,540,000
- As Of
- Oct 2025
- Definition
- All fuels and vehicle classes
- Source Id
- parc_total
- Value
- 2,320,000
- As Of
- Oct 2025
- Definition
- All fuels and vehicle classes; not an EV count
- Source Id
- parc_total
- Value
- 3
- As Of
- Accessed Aug 2026
- Definition
- 3+ operator-claimed sites; not a national register
- Source Id
- ekhon
- Value
- 1,200
- As Of
- 2030 target
- Definition
- Programme target, not installed stations
- Source Id
- charging_project
- Value
- 308,000
- As Of
- 2024
- Definition
- Reported as fewer than 308,000; flow, all fuels/classes
- Source Id
- vehicle_flow
04
The headline EV total overstates the addressable service pool
The 515 total mixes motorcycles, an auto-rickshaw and four-wheel vehicles. The model includes only 160 hard jeeps, 77 cars, three microbuses and one delivery van. BRTA reporting does not provide a clean BEV/PHEV split or active-status field, so 241 is a registration ceiling, not a confirmed active parc.
Definitions
- Definition
- BRTA registrations across multiple vehicle classes
- Use
- Context only; never the four-wheel service denominator
- Definition
- Hard jeeps, cars, microbuses and delivery vans in the later BRTA breakdown
- Use
- 241-vehicle TAM anchor
- Definition
- Battery-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles
- Use
- BRTA source does not publish a separable PHEV series; do not invent a split
- Definition
- Site, connector, operator claim, approval and policy target are different units
- Use
- Reported separately
- Definition
- Every registered motor-vehicle class and fuel
- Use
- Scale and location context only
05
Registrations accelerated in 2024, then fell in 2025
Annual all-class EV registrations rose from 5 in 2021 to 267 in 2024, then declined to 174 in 2025 [newage_stock]. This is flow across mixed vehicle classes; it does not prove four-wheel service demand.
Annual all-class registrations; four-wheel stock shown separately.
06
The sales series is too coarse for a BEV/PHEV forecast
The BRTA-derived annual series does not separate motorcycles, cars, BEVs and PHEVs. All-vehicle registrations were below 308,000 in 2024, down 14.7% year on year [vehicle_flow]. EVS therefore forecasts the four-wheel pool from its stock anchor and labels all growth rates as assumptions.
Powertrain and class scopes differ and must not be summed.
Sales History
- Powertrain
- All registered EV classes
- Units
- 5
- Status
- Annual registrations
- Powertrain
- All registered EV classes
- Units
- 8
- Status
- Annual registrations
- Powertrain
- All registered EV classes
- Units
- 61
- Status
- Annual registrations
- Powertrain
- All registered EV classes
- Units
- 267
- Status
- Annual registrations
- Powertrain
- All registered EV classes
- Units
- 174
- Status
- Annual registrations
- Powertrain
- All vehicles / all fuels
- Units
- 308,000
- Status
- Reported upper bound; comparator only
07
EVS scenarios put the 2030 four-wheel pool at 735–3,956 vehicles
Applying 25%, 50% and 75% annual growth for five years to 241 gives the cautious, base and high cases. They are sensitivities—not official forecasts—and the high case depends on sustained tax relief, model availability, foreign exchange and charging execution [budget_bss].
25% / 50% / 75% annual growth from 241 end-2025 registrations.
08
Charging is visible but not yet measurable as a national network
Ekhon Charge reports 3+ sites across 3+ districts; its Cumilla site is a 180kW second fast location after Tejgaon [ekhon] [ekhon_cumilla]. The government programme targets 1,200 commercial stations by 2030, but planned chargers and targets are not installed sites [charging_project].
Charging
- Value
- 3
- Period
- Aug 2026 access
- Scope
- 3+ sites / 3+ districts
- Status
- Operator claim; national total unavailable
- Value
- 180
- Period
- May 2025
- Scope
- kW rating
- Status
- Ekhon second fast site after Tejgaon
- Value
- 4
- Period
- 2026 project
- Scope
- National programme
- Status
- Planned, not operating
- Value
- 3
- Period
- 2026 project
- Scope
- National programme
- Status
- Planned, not operating
- Value
- 1,200
- Period
- 2030
- Scope
- National
- Status
- Target, not installed stock
09
The plug-in cohort is young, with warranty and active-status uncertainty
The first EV was registered in October 2021 and the entire 241-vehicle pool sits inside a registration regime younger than five years [bonik_stock]. No model-year, active, warranty, mileage or scrappage distribution was obtained; conventional-parc age must not proxy battery-repair demand.
Parc Age
- Value
- —
- Unit
- date
- Period
- Oct 2021
- Status
- BRTA history via Bonik Barta
- Value
- 241
- Unit
- vehicles
- Period
- End-2025
- Status
- All relevant units are from a registration regime younger than five years
- Value
- —
- Unit
- not published
- Period
- Current
- Status
- Mandatory diligence gap
- Value
- —
- Unit
- not published
- Period
- Current
- Status
- Registration is not confirmed active-service stock
10In the full report
Near-term demand is inspection, evidence and low-risk repair
The investable basket is battery-health evidence, paid diagnosis, charging/thermal/HVAC, 12V, tyres, alignment, brakes, suspension, flood/impact triage and collection. No Bangladesh EV failure-rate series was found; the 70% event incidence is an EVS sensitivity.
This section is in the full report.
11
Transparent TAM / SAM / SOM
241 registrations × 70% annual paid incidence × BDT35,000 yields BDT5.904m TAM. Applying 70% independent eligibility gives BDT4.133m; 80% Dhaka reach gives BDT3.307m SAM; 50% Year-1 niche capture gives BDT1.653m SOM [evs_model].
Assumptions
- Value
- 241
- Unit
- vehicles
- Type
- Sourced fact
- Rationale
- Later BRTA class breakdown; active and PHEV status still require VIN verification
- Value
- 70
- Unit
- %
- Type
- EVS assumption
- Rationale
- Young parc; diagnostics, chassis, tyres, thermal, charging and inspection events
- Value
- 35,000
- Unit
- BDT
- Type
- EVS assumption
- Rationale
- Blended multi-brand basket before tax
- Value
- 70
- Unit
- %
- Type
- EVS assumption
- Rationale
- Excludes warranty, unavailable tools/parts, unsafe packs and unsupported coding
- Value
- 80
- Unit
- %
- Type
- EVS assumption
- Rationale
- Premium models, authorised outlets and early charging are Dhaka-concentrated; verify by VIN postcode
- Value
- 50
- Unit
- % of SAM
- Type
- EVS assumption
- Rationale
- Specialist capture in a very small niche; not a market forecast
Service Pool
- Vehicles
- 241
- Events
- —
- Value Bdt
- —
- Status
- Sourced class total; active and powertrain split unresolved
- Vehicles
- 241
- Events
- 169
- Value Bdt
- 5,904,500
- Status
- Pool sourced; incidence and spend assumed
- Vehicles
- 241
- Events
- 118
- Value Bdt
- 4,133,150
- Status
- EVS assumption
- Vehicles
- 241
- Events
- 94
- Value Bdt
- 3,306,520
- Status
- EVS assumption
- Vehicles
- —
- Events
- —
- Value Bdt
- 1,653,260
- Status
- 50% of SAM; EVS assumption
12
The market model is intentionally narrow
It excludes motorcycles, rickshaws, buses, non-plug-in hybrids, annual registrations added to stock, public charging revenue, collision repair, pack replacement and franchise fees. Active status, PHEV mix and Dhaka concentration remain diligence items.
13
B2B evidence channels should precede consumer advertising
Premium owners are visible, but importers, used-car dealers, financiers, insurers, corporate/diplomatic fleets, bodyshops and recovery operators offer repeatable inspection and referral demand.
Segments
- Priority
- 1
- Need
- Independent diagnosis, battery evidence and transparent scope
- Route
- Owner communities, authorised-outlet overflow and concierge collection
- Priority
- 2
- Need
- Pre-purchase battery, charging and collision evidence
- Route
- B2B inspection desk
- Priority
- 3
- Need
- Uptime, collection and audit trail
- Route
- Direct account contracts
- Priority
- 4
- Need
- Safe depower, quarantine and post-impact triage
- Route
- Referral panel
- Priority
- 5
- Need
- Non-warranty chassis, HVAC and evidence work
- Route
- Written referral boundaries
16In the full report
Dhaka first; every other geography remains referral-only
Tejgaon/Gulshan/Vatara combines premium owners, BYD outlets, early charging and fleet access. Uttara is a collection/inspection spoke. Chattogram, Gazipur and Cumilla require verified local plug-in VIN counts before equipment or premises.
This section is in the full report.
17In the full report
FY2026-27 relief improves ownership economics, subject to customs treatment
Official budget reporting cites lower total tax incidence for lower-value BEVs/PHEVs, power-banded registration advance income tax and zero tax on chargers [budget_bss] [budget_star]. Confirm final tariff code, value and model eligibility before promising savings.
This section is in the full report.
18In the full report
Assume zero workshop incentive
SRO 163/2026 and BIDA automobile measures are manufacturing-led and conditional [nbr_sro] [bida_auto]. No grant, tax holiday, capital-machinery concession or subsidised finance is included in the service pilot.
This section is in the full report.
19In the full report
Model tax after classifying each supply
Confirm income tax, BIN/VAT or turnover-tax status, withholding, customs, payroll, royalties, franchise/technical fees, transfer pricing and remittance under current NBR/BIDA rules [nbr_vat] [bida_faq]. Do not hard-code the generic VAT guide into the investment case.
This section is in the full report.
20In the full report
EVS competence must exceed minimum legal formality
Apply the Labour Act/Rules and DIFE licensing/inspection requirements as applicable, then add EVS task authorisation, LOTO, test-before-touch, insulated tools/PPE, rescue drills and supervision [dife] [dife_rules].
This section is in the full report.
21In the full report
Entity, trade, labour, fire, environment and charging scopes are separate
Complete RJSC registration, local trade/premises approvals, DIFE scope, fire licence/safety plan and Department of Environment classification before trade [rjsc] [fire] [doe_rules]. Public charging requires a separate SREDA, utility, fire and local-authority case [sreda_rules].
This section is in the full report.
22In the full report
No universal automotive HV licence was identified—so EVS must create the gate
Use role-based competence, written switching plans, isolation/LOTO, test-before-touch, rescue equipment, live-work prohibition and an independent commissioning audit. Legal counsel must verify whether any site/activity-specific electrical certification applies.
This section is in the full report.
23In the full report
Damaged-battery custody is a go/no-go item
The national project describes a planned Gazipur recycling plant, not a proven current recovery chain [charging_project]. Do not accept wet, crashed, swollen or thermally abnormal packs until DoE/fire classification, outdoor quarantine, transporter and downstream receiver are documented.
This section is in the full report.
24In the full report
Refrigerant, wastewater and chemical controls are site-specific
Confirm refrigerant competence, oils/coolants, wash water, drainage, flood level, spill response and hazardous storage with DIFE, DoE, fire and local authorities. Do not import another jurisdiction’s rules into Bangladesh.
This section is in the full report.
25
Written scope and evidence are the product
Use signed authorisation, estimate, invoice, warranty/limitation terms, battery-state caveats, complaint process, secure VIN/diagnostic records and consent. Never imply OEM approval or guaranteed remaining battery life.
26In the full report
Operate directly before franchising
Use a company-controlled, revocable partner bay and counsel-approved trademark, royalty, tax, remittance, disclosure, competition, data, audit and termination structure. No franchise fee or offer before one audited operating year.
This section is in the full report.
27
Recommended launch portfolio
Launch battery-health/used-EV certificates, fault isolation, charging/thermal/12V/HVAC diagnosis, tyres/alignment/brakes/suspension, collection/fleet SLA and safe post-impact triage. Hold pack opening, module/cell repair, unsupported coding and public fast charging.
Services
- Launch
- Day 1
- Boundary
- State of health is evidence, not a lifetime guarantee
- Launch
- Day 1
- Boundary
- VIN-function whitelist; no unsupported coding
- Launch
- Day 1
- Boundary
- Certified refrigerant/electrical scope only
- Launch
- Day 1
- Boundary
- EV lift points, torque and ADAS escalation controls
- Launch
- Pilot
- Boundary
- Defined geography and uptime commitment
- Launch
- After quarantine commissioning
- Boundary
- No indoor damaged-pack acceptance
- Launch
- Hold
- Boundary
- No launch without OEM-grade process, liability cover and waste chain
- Launch
- Hold
- Boundary
- Separate utilisation and approval case
28
One company-controlled partner bay in Dhaka
EVS controls brand, SOPs, training, VIN whitelist, evidence and audits. The local operator controls compliant premises, employment, insurance, permits and waste contracts. The relationship is revocable, non-exclusive and non-sublicensable.
29In the full report
Base 90-day economics only just clear break-even
The base case is 25 orders × BDT20,000 = BDT500,000 revenue, 50% gross margin and BDT10,000 EBITDA before tax/central allocation; break-even is 24 orders. Low case loses BDT142,400; high earns BDT482,000 [evs_model].
This section is in the full report.
30In the full report
Denominator, scale, access and battery safety dominate
The largest errors would be treating 515 mixed-class registrations as cars, assuming every registration is active, signing fixed premises, promising grey-import software access or accepting damaged packs without a written custody chain.
This section is in the full report.
31In the full report
90-day entry plan
Days 0–30 resolve VIN data, law, partner terms and safety design. Days 31–60 commission capability and deliver 10 paid jobs. Days 61–90 reach 25 jobs, secure two B2B anchors and rerun the economics using actual tickets and binding costs.
This section is in the full report.
32In the full report
Explicit go / hold / stop gates
No permanent site without at least 225 active relevant vehicles, 25 paid jobs, two B2B anchors, 90% promised-function success, 50% base gross margin, positive partner-bay EBITDA and written battery/fire/environment controls. No franchise before one audited year.
This section is in the full report.
33In the full report
Further diligence before capex
Obtain BRTA VIN/fuel/model/status/location data; separate BEV/PHEV; validate warranty, model age, ticket, cycle time, parts lead time, tool access, insurer appetite, site power, flood risk, waste receivers, final FY2026-27 customs treatment and foreign-investment/franchise structure.
This section is in the full report.
34
Methodology
BRTA-derived reporting anchors registrations and parc; SREDA, NBR, BIDA, DIFE, fire and DoE sources anchor policy and regulation; operator and distributor evidence maps infrastructure/models. EVS assumptions drive scenarios, TAM/SAM/SOM, scores and economics only.
35
Caveats and assumptions
No official downloadable VIN-level active BEV/PHEV file, model-year/warranty split, national connector register, EV failure-rate series, service price survey, parts/tool matrix or independent-workshop census was obtained. The 241 denominator is a registered-class ceiling and makes the recommendation share with caveats for a partner-bay pilot only.
36
Complete linked source register
The source audit records publisher, publication/access dates, definitions and direct links. Earlier/later registration snapshots, installed/target charging measures and sourced facts/EVS assumptions are reconciled explicitly.
Source Audit
- Title
- Bangladesh Road Transport Authority official gateway
- Publisher
- Bangladesh Road Transport Authority
- Publication Date
- —
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://brta.gov.bd/
- Notes
- Primary registration authority; public website does not expose a complete current BEV/PHEV stock cube.
- Title
- Challenges bar EVs from getting popular
- Publisher
- New Age
- Publication Date
- 2026-02-06
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://www.newagebd.net/post/automobile/289695/challenges-bar-evs-from-getting-popular
- Notes
- BRTA director reported 515 EV registrations in 2021–2025: 273 motorcycles, 160 hard jeeps, 77 cars, three microbuses, one delivery van and one auto-rickshaw; annual totals 5, 8, 61, 267 and 174.
- Title
- Only 396 electric vehicles registered in the country
- Publisher
- Bonik Barta
- Publication Date
- 2025-03-15
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://en.bonikbarta.com/bangladesh/tboqYkZ0YC2NoDxl
- Notes
- BRTA-derived March 13, 2025 snapshot: 396 EVs including 94 hardtop jeeps, 54 private cars, three microbuses and one delivery van.
- Title
- EVs becoming a common sight on Dhaka roads
- Publisher
- The Daily Star
- Publication Date
- 2025-09-25
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://www.thedailystar.net/business/economy/news/evs-becoming-common-sight-dhaka-roads-3995166
- Notes
- BRTA official said more than 500 EVs had been registered; identifies Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi and BYD activity.
- Title
- Vehicle registration drops 15% to a decade low in 2024
- Publisher
- The Business Standard
- Publication Date
- 2025-01-03
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/vehicle-registration-drops-15-decade-low-2024-1033676
- Notes
- BRTA data: fewer than 308,000 all-vehicle registrations in 2024, down 14.7% year on year and 47% from 2022.
- Title
- Which vehicles dominate Bangladesh roads?
- Publisher
- The Business Standard
- Publication Date
- 2025-12-09
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://www.tbsnews.net/infograph/numbers/which-vehicles-dominate-bangladesh-roads-1305251
- Notes
- BRTA-derived October 2025 registered parc of 6.54m vehicles nationally and 2.32m in Dhaka; all powertrains and classes.
- Title
- High registration cost, taxes slow Bangladesh shift to cleaner EVs
- Publisher
- The Daily Star
- Publication Date
- 2024-12-10
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://www.thedailystar.net/business/news/high-registration-cost-taxes-slow-bangladeshs-shift-cleaner-evs-3773236
- Notes
- Documents power-based registration-cost and owner-surcharge friction before FY2026-27 measures.
- Title
- Ekhon Charge network
- Publisher
- Ekhon Charge
- Publication Date
- —
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://ekhoncharge.com/
- Notes
- Operator website reports 3+ charging stations across 3+ districts; operator claim, not a national connector register.
- Title
- Ekhon Charge expands EV infrastructure with new fast charging station in Cumilla
- Publisher
- The Business Standard
- Publication Date
- 2025-05-15
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://www.tbsnews.net/economy/corporates/ekhon-charge-expands-ev-infrastructure-new-fast-charging-station-cumilla-1143031
- Notes
- Reports Ekhon Charge second DC fast-charging station, rated 180 kW, after Tejgaon, Dhaka.
- Title
- Govt moves to build EV charging stations, battery recycling plant
- Publisher
- The Business Standard
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-22
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/transport/govt-moves-build-ev-charging-stations-battery-recycling-plant-1494486
- Notes
- Reports BDT25.35cr programme, four bus chargers, three solar-hybrid sites, Gazipur battery-recycling plant and 1,200 commercial-station target by 2030.
- Title
- SREDA official gateway
- Publisher
- Sustainable and Renewable Energy Development Authority
- Publication Date
- —
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://sreda.gov.bd/
- Notes
- Official charging-guideline and technical-certification authority gateway.
- Title
- Electric-vehicle charging guideline and technical documents
- Publisher
- Sustainable and Renewable Energy Development Authority
- Publication Date
- 2026-04-22
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://sreda.gov.bd/pages/static-pages/6922e0c8933eb65569e2890a
- Notes
- Official downloads page for EV charging guideline and technical-certification checklist.
- Title
- Duty cuts proposed to accelerate electric vehicle adoption
- Publisher
- Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-11
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://www.bssnews.net/national-budget-2026-2027/394867
- Notes
- FY2026-27 budget measures: charger tax 39.75% to zero, lower EV/PHEV import incidence and power-banded advance income tax.
- Title
- Duty cuts aim to boost EV adoption
- Publisher
- The Daily Star
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-11
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://www.thedailystar.net/business/news/duty-cuts-aim-boost-ev-adoption-4196276
- Notes
- Details FY2026-27 proposed total tax incidence for low-value EVs/PHEVs and charger/station imports; verify final classification before pricing.
- Title
- Customs statutory regulatory orders
- Publisher
- National Board of Revenue
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-11
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://nbr.gov.bd/regulations/sros/customs-sros/46/eng
- Notes
- Official list includes SRO 163-Ain/2026/18/Customs for four-wheel EV manufacturing.
- Title
- Automobile sector incentives
- Publisher
- Bangladesh Investment Development Authority
- Publication Date
- —
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://bida.gov.bd/automobile
- Notes
- Official sector page describes conditional incentives for qualifying vehicle manufacturing; routine repair is not automatically eligible.
- Title
- Investment incentives, privileges and facilities
- Publisher
- Bangladesh Investment Development Authority
- Publication Date
- 2021-10-07
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://bida.gov.bd/details/what-types-incentives-are-available-industries-registered-bida
- Notes
- Project- and eligibility-specific capital-machinery, depreciation and other incentives; written confirmation required.
- Title
- BIDA investment registration FAQ
- Publisher
- Bangladesh Investment Development Authority
- Publication Date
- —
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://bida.gov.bd/faq
- Notes
- Industrial undertakings may need BIDA registration; service businesses are not automatically required, while foreign branches and specified approvals use BIDA.
- Title
- RJSC introduction and entity scope
- Publisher
- Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms
- Publication Date
- —
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://app1.roc.gov.bd/help/introduction.htm
- Notes
- Official company, foreign-company and partnership registration authority under the Companies Act 1994 and other acts.
- Title
- VAT registration and enlistment guide
- Publisher
- National Board of Revenue
- Publication Date
- —
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://nbr.gov.bd/taxtypes/vat-compliance-guides/details/6/eservices/e-services/vatcalculator/eng
- Notes
- Official BIN/VAT registration guide; current treatment and thresholds must be confirmed for the chosen entity and supplies.
- Title
- DIFE workplace mandate and services
- Publisher
- Department of Inspection for Factories and Establishments
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-14
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://dife.gov.bd/
- Notes
- Labour-law administration, online layout-plan/licensing and workplace safety services.
- Title
- Bangladesh Labour Rules official downloads
- Publisher
- Department of Inspection for Factories and Establishments
- Publication Date
- 2024-02-14
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://dife.gov.bd/pages/static-pages/6922dc42933eb65569e0f517
- Notes
- Official Labour Rules 2015 and 2022 amendment download page.
- Title
- Fire Service and Civil Defence official gateway
- Publisher
- Bangladesh Fire Service and Civil Defence
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-15
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://fireservice.gov.bd/
- Notes
- Fire licence, fire-safety plan, training, risk-assessment and e-service gateway.
- Title
- Environment Conservation Rules 2023
- Publisher
- Department of Environment
- Publication Date
- 2023-04-05
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://doe.gov.bd/pages/static-pages/6922e0a1933eb65569e27eba
- Notes
- Official environmental-rule and clearance-form download page; classification and approvals are site/activity specific.
- Title
- BYD opens new showroom at Madani Avenue in Dhaka
- Publisher
- The Daily Star / BYD Bangladesh
- Publication Date
- 2026-04-12
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://www.thedailystar.net/business/organisation-news/press-releases/news/byd-opens-new-showroom-madani-avenue-dhaka-4149821
- Notes
- Authorised distribution/showroom evidence for Seal, Atto 3 and Sealion 6 PHEV and after-sales capability.
- Title
- GAC AION launched in Bangladesh by DHS Motors
- Publisher
- The Business Standard / DHS Motors
- Publication Date
- 2026-04-26
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- https://www.tbsnews.net/economy/corporates/gacs-ev-brand-aion-launched-bangladesh-dhs-motors-1422016
- Notes
- Official distributor launch evidence for AION Y and AION V.
- Title
- EVS Bangladesh decision-support model
- Publisher
- EVS Worldwide
- Publication Date
- 2026-08-10
- Accessed At
- 2026-08-10
- Url
- EVS://Bangladesh/model/2026-08-10
- Notes
- All growth, service incidence, spend, eligibility, reach, SOM, scores, economics and recommendations are EVS assumptions.
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Board recommendation
Approve only the Dhaka validation pilot. Hold permanent premises, public fast charging, pack opening and franchising until every gate passes.
Validation
- Status
- passed
- Detail
- Parsed successfully; newline-terminated UTF-8
- Status
- passed
- Detail
- Surface, branding, manifest, blocks, datasets, cards, tables, charts, calculations, sources and package metadata present
- Status
- passed
- Detail
- All-class EV registrations, relevant four-wheel stock, annual flows, all-vehicle parc, charging sites and targets separated
- Status
- passed
- Detail
- Forecast, TAM/SAM/SOM, pilot and break-even recomputed
- Status
- passed
- Detail
- Material external figures map to source register; EVS assumptions labelled
- Status
- passed
- Detail
- EVS green #5BCC12, silver #A7B3BB, black/charcoal, white/light grey, Inter; no blue
- Status
- passed with caveats
- Detail
- Suitable for partner-bay validation; permanent capex blocked pending VIN/status extract
Method / Sources and confidence
Where every figure
comes from.
Registrations, charging and legal requirements are read from primary sources. Where no official dataset exists, the model and its assumptions are published instead of a single unexplained number. This report is a dated snapshot: August 2026.
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- 07registration_cost
- 08ekhon
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- 10charging_project
- 11sreda
- 12sreda_rules
- 13budget_bss
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- 17bida_incentives
- 18bida_faq
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- 21dife
- 22dife_rules
- 23fire
- 24doe_rules
- 25byd
- 26aion
- 27evs_model
Reports are commercial research, not legal, tax or investment advice.
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