China Takes Aim at Reputation for Cheap Exports With EV Permits

China Takes Aim at Reputation for Cheap Exports With EV Permits

China’s requirement that automakers get permits to export electric vehicles ramps up a push to tighten control of the sprawling industry and help the country fend off accusations that it’s flooding the global market with cheap cars, according to analysts.

Business Brief (Sept. 29): China to Require Export Licenses for Pure-Electric Passenger Cars

Business Brief (Sept. 29): China to Require Export Licenses for Pure-Electric Passenger Cars - Industrial profits surged 20.4% in August, Hong Kong to launch a 100 billion yuan liquidity facility

China Just Put The Brakes On Its EV Export Boom

China will enforce EV export controls beginning January 1, 2026. The move targets price wars and promotes healthy EV trade growth. Mandatory customs inspections will apply under the new system. Overseas buyers of Chinese electric cars may soon see tighter oversight of how these vehicles reach foreign markets. On Friday, Beijing confirmed it will introduce export controls on pure electric passenger cars, a move said to be driven by concerns at ho…

China Takes Aim at Reputation for Cheap Exports With EV Permits - InsideBusiness - Business News in Nigeria

China’s requirement that automakers get permits to export electric vehicles ramps up a push to tighten control of the sprawling industry and help the country fend off accusations that it’s flooding the global market with cheap cars, according to analysts. From the start of next year, car manufacturers will require export licenses for EVs, bringing them in line with existing rules for gasoline and hybrid vehicles. The move is designed to restric…

China to implement export permits for electric vehicles in 2026

China has announced that starting from 1 January 2026, electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers will be required to obtain export permits.