Non-state entities are also authorized to assemble and sell electric vehicles such as mopeds, motorcycles, bicycles, and cars. On Tuesday, the Cuban government announced new relaxations for the transfer, import, and sale of vehicles, as part of the recently approved economic and social reforms. Non-state entities are also authorized to assemble and sell electric vehicles such as mopeds, motorcycles, bicycles, and cars, promoting sustainable mobility in the country. pic.twitter.com/uISW3OFOPu — AJ+ (@ajplus) July 23, 2026Cuban personnel on official missions abroad may acquire or import vehicles with up to eight passengers from any authorized dealership, including those from third countries. The regulations also allow foreigners with temporary or permanent residency to purchase vehicles, and the direct import of combustion-engine tricycles up to 250 cc and electric vehicles with renewable energy charging systems.