四部门：严控新车 以二手车名义出口

Core Points - The Ministry of Commerce and three other departments issued a notice to strengthen the management of used car exports, specifically targeting the export of new cars under the guise of used cars [1][2] - The notice introduces a requirement for vehicles registered for less than 180 days to provide a "Post-Sales Service Confirmation" from the manufacturer, effective from January 1, 2026 [1] - The policy aims to address the issue of "zero-kilometer used car" exports and encourages the industry to focus on the true value of used cars [2] Group 1 - The notice emphasizes strict control over new cars being exported as used cars, requiring additional documentation for vehicles with less than 180 days of registration [1] - Export licenses will not be issued for vehicles that cannot provide the required "Post-Sales Service Confirmation" [1] - The notice also guides companies on fulfilling contracts for vehicles that have already been registered for export prior to the implementation of the new rules [1] Group 2 - The policy aims to shift the industry's focus from merely increasing export volumes to enhancing the quality and transparency of used cars [2] - Companies are encouraged to establish a used car inspection and evaluation system to accurately disclose vehicle conditions to overseas consumers [2] - The initiative also suggests optimizing vehicle configurations to meet the standards of different export countries, promoting a "high-quality and transparent" image for Chinese used cars in the international market [2]