Ship Cars to Norway: Get Instant Shipping Rates
Ship your car to Norway with a trusted US-based car shipping provider specializing in container shipping, RoRo, and air freight. With over a decade of experience in international vehicle transport, we handle every step of the process—from vehicle pickup and documentation to customs clearance and final delivery.
As one of the largest car shipping companies in the US, we provide reliable and cost-effective door-to-port shipping services for both individual car buyers and wholesale importers. Our shipping warehouses in California, New Jersey, and Florida allow us to collect and ship vehicles from anywhere in the USA to Norway.
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Why Choose Us for Shipping Cars to Norway?
With over a decade of experience in car shipping from the USA to Norway, we have helped thousands of customers transport their vehicles safely and efficiently.
The Port of Oslo and Port of Fredrikstad serve as the primary destinations for vehicle imports from the USA, making Norway a top choice for shipping classic, electric, and luxury vehicles.
Our Comprehensive Car Shipping Service Includes:
- International car shipping via dedicated and shared containers
- Secure vehicle transport to major Norwegian ports
- Customs clearance and documentation assistance
- Wholesale car shipping solutions for dealerships
- Loading services for SUVs, sedans, classic cars, and electric vehicles
Use our instant car shipping calculator to get an up-to-date shipping quote from the USA to Norway.
We collect your vehicle from anywhere in the US using open or enclosed car transporters. The car is then transported to our nearest export warehouse in California, Florida or New Jersey.
You always have the option to deliver/drop off the vehicle yourself.
With nearly 2 decades of experience in loading containers, we make sure that your cars are safely secured for their journey overseas.
Our team works closely with US Customs to clear cars for export.
For a seamless car import experience, we work with reliable partners worldwide to ensure your cars arrive safely and are properly cleared with import customs.

Export Locations
We load and ship cars to Lagos from our US warehouses in California, Florida, and New Jersey, offering nationwide vehicle pickup.
INTERNATIONAL CAR SHIPPING:
International Car Shipping Methods
AIRPLANE
Need your vehicle fast? Air freight delivers in just 3-10 days, making it the quickest shipping option—significantly faster than container or RoRo shipping. Exact timing depends on customs and documentation.
SHIPPING CONTAINER
Our containers fit 1-4 vehicles—running or non-running—and offer cost-saving consolidation shipping. For high-value cars, we provide dedicated 20ft or 40ft containers.
RORO VESSEL
RoRo shipping requires vehicles to be operational and empty. Available ports and rates vary. Note: This method is only available for oversized cars
Have Questions?
How Much Does It Cost to Ship a Car to Norway from the USA?
The cost of shipping a car from the USA to Norway starts at $1,200 per vehicle for container shipping, with rates varying based on service type, container size, and vehicle condition.
Additional destination charges in Norway are not included in the base shipping cost. These may include customs clearance, unloading, and local port fees.
Our dedicated container shipping service provides secure transport from the USA to major Norwegian ports, ensuring that your vehicle arrives safely and on time.
If you’re shipping classic cars, luxury vehicles, or electric cars, we offer customized shipping solutions to meet Norwegian import regulations.
Optional Cargo Damage Protection is available for added peace of mind.

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Our car shipping calculator provides instant rates from anywhere in the USA to major Norway ports.
SHIPPING TIMES TO NORWAY
Shipping a car from the USA to Norway takes approximately:
18 to 49 days, depending on the departure port and the destination in Norway.
Vehicles shipped from our New Jersey and Florida facilities arrive in Norway faster than those shipped from California due to shorter transit routes.
ADDITIONAL COSTS TO CONSIDER
Vehicle Collection: Additional fees may apply for picking up the vehicle from its location.
Import Duties & Taxes:
Import duty and VAT may apply, based on customs regulations in Norway.
Registration tax varies depending on the vehicle’s value, CO2 emissions, and engine type.
Classic cars over 20 years old may qualify for a reduced VAT rate or duty exemptions if they meet authenticity requirements.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
We accept wire transfers, checks, and ban deposits only. Read more about banking fees when paying from overseas.
We do not accept credit card payments.
Vehicle Protection for Shipping to Norway
Protect your vehicle during international shipping to Norway with Cargo Damage Protection. This coverage safeguards your vehicle from departure at our US warehouses to arrival at major ports in Oslo, Fredrikstad, and beyond, via trusted overseas shipping partners.
Most standard auto insurance policies do not cover international shipping between the USA and Norway. If you decline Cargo Damage Protection, liability is capped at $500 per the Carriage of Goods at Sea Act.
For added peace of mind, we recommend comprehensive coverage for classic, luxury, and electric vehicles.


Wholesale Car Import & Export Solutions
We provide high volume dealers, auctions, wholesalers and event organizers turn-key shipping solutions for their vehicles.
- End-to-End solutions between the US and the world
- Vehicle collection & export clearance
- Private warehouses in CA, FL, NJ
- Vehicle and parts consolidation
- Use our carrier bookings or your own
- Ability to choose your own import agent when shipping dedicated containers
- Expedited Air Freight options
Documentation Required to Ship Cars from the USA to Norway
Shipping your car from the United States to Norway requires clearing US customs and complying with Norwegian import regulations. Below are the essential documents needed for export and import clearance:
A Bill of Sale is required to prove ownership of the vehicle. The Original Vehicle Title must be provided, and if there is an active lien, a lien release letter is also necessary. A Power of Attorney Form is required for both international residents and US citizens to authorize the export process.
For international residents, a Copy of Passport is required. US citizens must provide a Copy of EIN Letter. The Completed Online Shipping Form must be submitted along with the Import Declaration for Norwegian Customs and Vehicle Registration Records.
Some US states do not issue titles for classic cars, including Alabama, Connecticut, Georgia, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. If your vehicle originates from one of these states and does not have a title, a notarized Bill of Sale may be required instead.
Our dedicated export team will guide you through every step to ensure all documentation and customs requirements are met for seamless shipping to Norway.
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Dedicated Export Team
Our dedicated account manager handles all US export procedures and documentation requirements to ensure your vehicle is approved for shipping to Norway.
Car Import Process in Norway
Shipping Cost & Duties
Shipping your car from the United States to Norway requires clearing US customs and complying with Norwegian import regulations. Below are the required costs and duties associated with importing a vehicle to Norway.
Additional Mandatory Fees in the USA:
Harbor Maintenance Fee (HMF) is 0.125% of the cargo value, excluding air freight. Merchandise Processing Fee (MPF) is 0.3464% of the cargo value, with a minimum of $31.67 and a maximum of $614.35.
Import Duties & Taxes in Norway:
The import duty on vehicles varies based on engine type, weight, and emissions. The standard Value Added Tax (VAT) is 25% of the total customs value, which includes the vehicle purchase price and shipping costs. Classic cars older than 20 years are exempt from import duties, while those between 10 and 20 years may qualify for a 90% reduction in import taxes. Fully electric vehicles are also exempt from VAT.
Norway’s import tax structure makes it an attractive destination for classic car collectors and electric vehicle buyers. However, vehicles must comply with Norwegian road and environmental regulations, including emissions and safety standards.
Popular Shipping Ports:
Oslo
Fredrikstad
Calculate your exact shipping costs using our car shipping calculator to get the latest rates for shipping to Norway from the USA.
Car Import Process from USA to Norway
Shipping your car from the USA to Norway is a straightforward process perfected over more than a decade. Whether you're shipping classic cars, luxury vehicles, electric cars, or project vehicles, our door-to-door international car shipping service ensures a smooth experience.
Due to Norwegian import regulations, vehicles must comply with local standards to be legally driven. This includes import duties, emissions compliance, and customs documentation. Our local partners in Norway assist in ensuring your vehicle meets all necessary import requirements.
Key Benefits of Our Norway Car Shipping Process:
Door-to-door vehicle transport from any US location.
Dedicated container shipping for secure vehicle transport.
Customs clearance and documentation handling.
Secure vehicle transport at both the origin and destination.
Compliance assistance for Norwegian import regulations.
Special handling for classic, luxury, and electric cars.
Our consolidated container shipping service makes shipping more cost-effective, saving importers and car dealers significant costs compared to other methods. We manage every step of the process, from vehicle pickup to delivery in Norway.
Registering Your Car in Norway
After shipping your car from the USA to Norway, you must complete several steps to legally register and drive it in the country. Norwegian import regulations require compliance with emissions, safety, and tax laws before your vehicle can be legally registered.
Essential Documentation for Registration:
- Foreign registration certificate and proof of ownership.
- Customs duty and VAT payment records.
- Norwegian Transport Agency approval.
- Vehicle approval certificates for compliance with Norwegian import laws.
- Original bill of sale and shipping documents.
Import declaration form.
Classic Car Exemptions:
If your car is over 20 years old, unmodified, and no longer in production, you may qualify for reduced import duties and a streamlined registration process.
Norwegian authorities require vehicles to be inspected and properly homologated to meet local driving standards. Modifications may be necessary, such as adjusting headlights for Norwegian roads and ensuring compliance with emissions regulations.
Frequently Asked Questions About Car Shipping to Norway
Shipping a car from the USA to Norway costs between $1,200 and $4,950, depending on the shipping method, vehicle size, and departure location. Cars are typically shipped from New York, California, or Florida to Oslo or Fredrikstad.
Transit time depends on the departure location. Shipping from New York takes about 28 days, while shipping from California takes around 49 days.
To export a car from the USA, you will need:
- Original vehicle title (if there is a lien on the car, a lien release letter is also required)
- Bill of sale
- Power of attorney form (for authorization to handle the export)
- Completed online shipping form
- Copy of passport (for international residents)
- Copy of EIN letter (for US citizens)
Norway imposes a 25% VAT on the total customs value, which includes the vehicle’s purchase price and shipping costs. Fully electric vehicles are exempt from import VAT. Classic cars older than 20 years are duty-free, and vehicles between 10 and 20 years old receive a 90% discount on import duties. Temporary imports, such as tourist vehicles, may be exempt from duties if they retain US plates and registration.
Yes. Classic cars older than 20 years are exempt from import duties. Vehicles between 10 and 20 years old receive a 90% discount on duties. Import costs for younger vehicles depend on engine size, weight, and emissions.
Container shipping is the safest method, allowing for one to six vehicles per container. Shared container consolidation helps reduce costs. Roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) shipping is a cost-effective option for operable vehicles driven onto a specialized vessel, but personal items cannot be shipped inside the car. Air freight is the fastest but most expensive method, typically used for high-value or time-sensitive shipments, with transit times ranging from three to ten days.
Yes, motorcycles can be shipped in a container, with up to eight in a 20-foot container or sixteen in a 40-foot container. Motorcycles can also be shipped via air freight with a custom-built crate.
If shipping via container, you can include auto parts and personal items, provided they are properly secured. RoRo shipping does not allow personal belongings inside the vehicle.
Yes, Cargo Damage Protection is available and is calculated based on the vehicle's value. If not purchased, liability is typically limited to $500 under the Carriage of Goods at Sea Act.
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