Exporting a Jeep Grand Cherokee from the US to Australia: 2026 Cost
The Jeep Grand Cherokee blends comfort and capability, a combination that travels well to Australia.
A Grand Cherokee entering Australia faces about 5% duty plus 10% GST on the customs value, duty and freight.
US examples appeal for their broad availability and often lower prices than local stock.
The full cost breakdown
Plug in your own purchase figure — everything below the vehicle scales only modestly with value. All amounts are researched 2026 estimates in USD.
| Vehicle (purchase price) | $55,000 |
| Seller-side export documentation | $150 |
| Ocean freight | $3,200 |
| Marine insurance (~1.5%) | $825 |
| Australian duty of about 5% applies (an FTA may reduce it) | $2,951 |
| 10% GST applies on the customs value plus duty and freight | $6,198 |
| Customs broker & port handling | $830 |
| Type-approval / inspection | $2,500 |
| Inland transport & registration | $1,500 |
| Estimated all-in landed cost | $73,154 |
Compliance & the fine print
Import eligibility runs through SEVS or RAWS, and a right-hand-drive conversion may be required depending on the model. Compliance plating must precede state registration.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Grand Cherokee available in right-hand drive?+
Factory right-hand-drive versions exist, but a US import may still need conversion or compliance work.
How much GST will a Grand Cherokee owe in Australia?+
GST is 10% on the customs value plus duty and freight.
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