Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "zero tariff" policy for imported vehicles in Hainan Free Trade Port has generated significant public interest, but the benefits are limited to enterprises engaged in transportation and tourism, not individual consumers [1][2][3]. Group 1: Policy Details - The "zero tariff" policy allows eligible imported vehicles to be exempt from customs duties, value-added tax, and consumption tax, significantly reducing vehicle prices [1][2]. - The policy is applicable only to enterprises that operate in transportation or tourism, requiring vehicles to be used for business purposes and equipped with satellite positioning systems [2][3]. - Companies must meet specific criteria, such as owning at least 15 operational vehicles for three years or importing a minimum of 15 zero-tariff vehicles at once [3]. Group 2: Market Response - Following the announcement of the policy, there was a surge in interest, with many consumers expressing a desire to travel to Hainan to purchase vehicles, despite the restrictions [1]. - On the first day of the full closure operation, Sanya reported a sales figure of 1.18 billion yuan in duty-free sales, with a significant increase in customer traffic and sales compared to the previous year [4]. - The demand for other duty-free products, such as electronics and gold, has also risen, indicating a broader consumer interest in the benefits of the new policy [6][4]. Group 3: Consumer Restrictions - Individual consumers are not eligible to purchase zero-tariff vehicles, and any claims by businesses offering to facilitate such purchases should be approached with caution, as they may be fraudulent [3]. - Vehicles purchased under the zero-tariff policy cannot be freely transferred and must remain registered for operational use, with strict regulations on their usage outside Hainan [3].