China EV Export Services

Export Services covers the trade execution side after vehicle, market, and order route have already been clarified. The focus here is document scope, payment boundaries, shipping coordination, and destination responsibilities.

What This Page Helps Clarify

• Which export documents are normally prepared on the China side
• Which shipment and payment items must be confirmed separately before dispatch
• Which destination-side responsibilities stay with the buyer or local partner
• How delivery timing, inspection, and release documents affect the order schedule

Standard Document Scope

• Commercial invoice
• Packing list
• Export declaration documents
• Certificate of origin when required
• Chinese certificate of conformity or similar vehicle conformity documents for new vehicles when available and required
• Third-party inspection report for used vehicles when inspection is part of the agreed order route
• Shipment release documents such as bill of lading

Shipping and Payment Boundaries

• Vehicle price, export declaration charges, and freight should stay separated unless a written bundled term has already been confirmed.
• The buyer may use its own shipping agent or a shipping partner coordinated by AutoGlobalSource.
• Shipment timing depends on route, vessel space, shipping method, and destination handling conditions.
• Destination customs clearance, local registration, inland trucking, duties, and local delivery costs belong to the buyer or the local partner unless otherwise agreed in writing.
• Used vehicles do not carry implied after-sales support by default. New vehicle support scope must follow the written agreement for the target market.