Parallel vehicle import pilots in FTZs to grow
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CHINA will boost pilots of parallel vehicle imports in its free trade zones, allowing cars to be imported without providing authorization from carmakers.
The program is a key measure to boost “supply-side reforms,” which include reducing ineffective and low-end supply, a guideline published on the website of the Ministry of Commerce said yesterday.
Customs will streamline procedures for the program to cut clearance costs for dealers, the guideline said.
Registration services for parallel imported vehicles will be improved, it said.
Such vehicles are usually cheaper than similar models from domestic dealers or simply not available through official retail channels.
The State Council piloted the plan in China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone in 2014 before extending it to other FTZs including Guangdong, Tianjin and Fujian in 2015.
The guideline was jointly issued by eight departments, including the commerce ministry, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of Environmental Protection.
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