US EditionChina tightens rules for electric vehicle exports by requiring permits from 2026
China will require export permits for electric vehicle exports starting 2026 to curb unregulated traders and protect brand reputation amid a surge to 1.65 million units exported in 2024.
- China will require automakers to obtain permits to export electric vehicles from 2026 onwards, in order to promote the 'healthy development' of the EV trade.
- The new licensing system aligns export rules for electric cars with existing requirements for conventional vehicles.
- The policy aims to balance China's global EV manufacturing leadership while addressing domestic financial strains and managing trade tensions abroad.
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