CKD and CBU are terms used to describe types of assembled cars and imported cars. CKD stands for Completely Knocked Down, which means the car is assembled domestically. The components of CKD cars are imported separately so they need to be assembled before being marketed. On the other hand, CBU stands for Completely Built Up, which means the type of car that is completely imported from abroad and does not need to be assembled.

Here are some differences between CKD and CBU cars:

CKD Cars

• Assembled domestically from imported parts
• Generally cheaper than CBU cars
• Easier engine maintenance
• Produced in large quantities, so they offer service and spare parts that are easier to find
• Can be customized easily because they are assembled at the factory

CBU Cars

• Imported as fully operating vehicles
• Generally more expensive than CKD cars
• More difficult engine maintenance because they are produced in other countries
• May have higher-quality parts because they are shipped from one source
• May have better specifications and equipment because they are not customized for the local market

In summary, CKD and CBU cars are different in terms of how they are assembled and imported. CKD cars are assembled domestically from imported parts, while CBU cars are imported as fully operating vehicles. CKD cars are generally cheaper and easier to maintain, while CBU cars may have higher-quality parts and better specifications and equipment.