8702.90 - Other:
Sub-classifications
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8702 9061 00
Overview
Category 8702.90, classified under "Other," encompasses motor vehicles specifically designed for the transport of ten or more persons, including the driver, that do not fit into the more specific engine types outlined in preceding subheadings. This category acts as a residual classification for vehicles that meet the general criteria of 8702 but are not exclusively powered by compression-ignition internal combustion engines (8702.10), a combination of compression-ignition and electric motors (8702.20), a combination of spark-ignition and electric motors (8702.30), or solely by electric motors (8702.40).
The primary distinguishing factor for goods classified under 8702.90 lies in their propulsion system's unique combination or configuration not covered by the other dedicated categories. For instance, a vehicle with an alternative internal combustion engine type not of the compression-ignition variety, or a hybrid system not aligning with the specified combinations, would likely fall here. The key is that the vehicle is purpose-built for carrying a significant number of passengers and its propulsion mechanism is not singularly defined by the other headings within 8702.
Within this "Other" category, further subdivisions exist to refine classification based on passenger capacity. Subcategory 8702.90.31.00 specifically applies to vehicles designed to transport 16 or more persons, including the driver, while 8702.90.61.00 serves as a residual for other vehicles within the 8702.90 scope that do not meet the higher passenger threshold. These subdivisions allow for more granular tariff application based on the vehicle's operational role and capacity.