Autoindustrie: China führt neue Richtlinien für Auslandsexpansion von Autobauern ein
Chinas Autobauer bauen ihr Geschäft im Ausland stark aus. Neue Richtlinien sollen dabei unter anderem unfaire Preisgestaltung, Korruption und Verstöße gegen lokale Gesetze verhindern.
Peking - The Chinese government is imposing new guidelines on domestic automakers to ensure fair and law-abiding foreign expansion. The regulatory authority orders companies to abide by foreign investment laws, cartel and corruption prohibitions. Automakers are also expected to align their prices with costs and market conditions, avoiding unfair advantages or drastic price changes that could harm consumers or brand images.
The guidelines, published on Tuesday, also stress truthful advertising and adherence to local labor laws. The rules aim to curb the rapid global expansion of Chinese manufacturers like BYD, which seek to grow abroad due to intense competition at home. According to official data, China exported around 8.32 million vehicles in 2025 to over 200 countries and regions.
Chinese companies have also invested in automotive production in more than 80 markets. The Ministry of Commerce stated that the guidelines are designed to promote a reasonable and orderly division of industrial and supply chains across borders, as well as the long-term international development of China's automotive industry.
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