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China cracks down on exports of ‘zero mileage’ new cars exported as used
- China's Commerce Ministry announced stricter regulations on exporting 'zero mileage' new vehicles as used cars to combat false sales data and tax benefits claims.
- The new regulations apply to exports of cars within 180 days of when they are registered and will require automakers to provide guarantees of after-sales services starting January 1.
- The regulations aim to address issues with falsified registrations and violations in both China and importing countries.
- Many overseas buyers lack access to aftersales services, which harms the brand image of Chinese automakers pushing for stricter export regulations.
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Business TimesChina to tighten oversight on new cars exported as used vehicles
BEIJING: China will strengthen oversight of used-car exports and strictly control the export of new cars under the guise of used vehicles, according to a notice issued by the country's commerce ministry on Friday (Nov 14).From the start of next year, vehicles that apply to be exported less than 180 days after
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