Chinese authorities are taking measures to stimulate automobile consumption across the entire chain. On June 23, the Ministry of Commerce and other agencies issued two notices aimed at developing the market. Under a pilot project, 40 cities, including Tianjin (auto tuning), Yangzhou (RV camping), and Wuhan (information platforms), will receive support to develop relevant segments.
Additionally, 9 agencies introduced 17 measures for the aftermarket, including tuning classification, simplified campsite registration, and integrating classic cars into tourism infrastructure. Plans include building 78 campsites along expressways in Jiangsu Province, as well as optimizing traffic and parking rules for RVs.
In Chengdu, the focus is on motorsport and used cars. In 2025, sales of new energy vehicles in Hangzhou reached 301,000. The trade-in program has supported over 21 million people. The global aftermarket has exceeded $1 trillion.