China’s ascent to the top of global automobile exports marks the dawn of a new era. Yet the critical challenge lies in transforming this momentum into a sustainable competitive advantage. Against this backdrop, the Nanjing Financial Headlines Automotive Global Expansion Forum convened industry leaders to strategize China’s next phase of international growth.
The June 19 event at Nanjing’s Jinyuzui Fintech Ecosystem Center brought together automotive retail platforms, cross-border financial services, and supply chain stakeholders to address strategic opportunities in overseas markets. Discussions centered on three pivotal areas:
Core Focus Areas
- Export Infrastructure: Comprehensive analysis of vehicle/component exports, refurbishment logistics, and remote technical support systems.
- Financial Frameworks: The role of supply chain financing in facilitating global expansion, including government-supported used vehicle export hub initiatives.
- Ancillary Markets: Development of complementary products and services to enhance overseas competitiveness.
Strategic Objectives
The forum aimed to establish an integrated collaboration platform addressing key industry challenges:
Regulatory Navigation: Detailed examination of import policies, trade barriers, and compliance requirements across target markets.
Supply Chain Integration: Fostering synergy between automakers, parts suppliers, financial institutions, and logistics providers through resource sharing.
Innovation Pathways: Exploring emerging models including e-commerce platforms, overseas warehousing networks, and after-sales service ecosystems.
Industry experts emphasized that China’s automotive sector must leverage these collaborative efforts to capitalize on global industry transformation while strengthening the domestic-international "dual circulation" economic model.