China will introduce stricter rules on its used car export market beginning 1 January 2026, aimed at preventing brand-new vehicles from being disguised as ‘used’. The new rules require manufacturer approval for cars registered under 180 days, confirmation of overseas service and spare parts availability, and compliance with national quality standards through third-party inspections. The measures are designed to stop “zero‑mileage” exports that distort sales data and evade taxes, and ensure vehicles meet both domestic and international standards.
Key Highlights
Cars registered under 180 days need manufacturer approval before export.
Exporters must provide a letter proving overseas service networks and spare parts availability.
Authorities will monitor dishonest practices, with offenders placed on Negative Lists.
The notice was jointly issued by the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Ministry of Public Security, and the General Administration of Customs of China.
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