India will allow imports of up to 3.78 lakh UK cars during the first 15 years of the trade arrangement, under a comprehensive economic and trade agreement. Multiple reports say the agreement covers automotive products and includes tariff reductions alongside import quotas for both India and the UK. For automobiles and related items, import duties are expected to decline significantly over time—from roughly 110% to around 10%. The structure also includes quotas that limit the volume of cars that can be imported, aligning access to the Indian market with agreed volumes. The details point to a phased reduction of duties over the 15-year period while maintaining controlled import levels. The reports do not indicate changes to rules beyond the automotive sector and the specified duty and quota framework. Overall, the trade pact terms as described focus on lowering costs for UK-sourced automotive imports while setting quantitative limits for how many vehicles can enter India in the initial years of the agreement.