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l'exportation automobile depuis la Chine

Importing from China usually follows four steps:

1. Tell us about your market — share your country's import rules (vehicle age limits, emissions standards, left- or right-hand drive).
2. We shortlist and pre-check — we match compliant vehicles and send you third-party inspection reports covering accident history, mileage and condition.
3. Confirm terms and ship — choose FOB or CIF; we arrange the export licence, customs documents and cargo insurance.
4. Receive and sell — vehicles arrive market-ready, with the paperwork prepared for local registration.

Not sure about your country's requirements? Ask us for a market checklist.

We check three things before a vehicle is shipped:

1. Source and documents — vehicles are sourced from licensed dealers, and we verify origin, ownership and export documents.
2. Independent inspection — a third-party report covers accident history, odometer reading and overall condition, cross-checked against the VIN and export certificate.
3. Regulation pre-check — we compare the vehicle's age, emissions standard and specifications against your country's import requirements.

If a unit does not meet your market's rules, we will not ship it — we will propose an alternative instead.

China is the world's largest vehicle producer, which brings dealers three practical advantages:

• Price — Chinese vehicles typically cost significantly less than equivalent models from other major exporting countries.
• EV and hybrid choice — mature battery technology, long warranty coverage and a very wide model range, from compact city cars to SUVs.
• Supply and speed — large available stock and established export channels mean shorter waiting times than sourcing from other regions.

For distributors, that means a cost-effective line-up that can be restocked quickly.

Once your order is confirmed, the process runs in three stages:

1. Preparation and documents — inspection, export licence, commercial invoice and certificate of origin.
2. Customs clearance — depends on the port and on how complete your import documents are.
3. Sea freight — depends on your destination and the shipping schedule.

We will give you an estimated arrival window for your specific destination and port when you place an order.