Amman: The clearance of hybrid vehicles in Jordan increased by 27% in the first two months of 2025, reaching 2,290 units compared to 1,802 during the same period in 2024, according to the Jordan Free Zones Investors Commission (JFZIC).
According to Jordan News Agency, Jihad Abu Nasser, the commission’s representative for the vehicle sector, stated that overall vehicle clearance totaled 7,987 units in January and February, down from 12,738 in the same period last year.
Electric vehicle clearance saw a sharp decline of 54%, dropping to 4,025 units compared to 8,814 in 2024. Meanwhile, gasoline vehicle clearance fell by 5% to 884 units, down from 930, and diesel vehicle clearance decreased by 34% to 788 units, compared to 1,192 last year.
Re-export activity, however, saw a notable increase, rising by 52% to 11,402 vehicles in the first two months of 2025, up from 7,494 in the same period in 2024. This growth was attributed to higher exports to Syria in recent months.
Abu Nasser also reported a 37% decline in vehicle clearance from the Zarqa Free Zone during January and February.