China Backs RV Camping and Legal Tuning in New 9-Agency Plan

China's Ministry of Commerce, along with eight other agencies, released measures to stimulate the automotive aftermarket. The plan includes simplifying RV registration, building campsites with utilities, and establishing a tiered system for vehicle modifications. It also mandates certification for aftermarket parts and standards for van conversions.

On January 23, China's Ministry of Commerce and eight other agencies published a notice on measures to boost consumption in the automotive aftermarket. The document includes 17 measures across six areas, including regulated development of vehicle modification, support for the motorhome and camping industry, and fostering the classic car segment.

Nine Chinese ministries have jointly issued a policy document to stimulate the automotive aftermarket. Key measures include supporting the development of the RV and camping sector, simplifying campsite approval, creating dedicated parking for motorhomes and towable caravans, and encouraging the production of green, smart, and lightweight RV models.

China's Ministry of Commerce announced support for local governments to optimize motorhome traffic management. Vice Minister Sheng Qiuping at a June 23 press conference outlined 17 measures in six areas, including building campsites and dedicated parking. The policy targets the auto aftermarket, which has surpassed $1 trillion globally.

Nine Chinese ministries, including the Ministry of Commerce, have issued measures to boost the automotive aftermarket. The document instructs local authorities to optimize traffic management policies for motorhomes and caravans, simplify land approval for campsites, and improve service levels. High-standard, multi-functional RV parks with repair, water, power, medical, and catering facilities are to be built along scenic routes and near cities. New or renovated public parking lots are encouraged to allocate dedicated spaces for self-propelled RVs and towable trailers.

On June 23, China's Ministry of Commerce and eight other departments jointly issued a notice to boost consumption in the automotive aftermarket. The document includes 17 measures across six areas, including support for RVs and camping. Authorities plan to simplify land approval for campsites, improve road access for RVs, and release premium RV travel routes. Measures also call for building high-standard, multi-functional campsites with full services along scenic roads and in suburban areas.

On June 23, China's Ministry of Commerce and eight other agencies issued a notice on measures to boost the automotive aftermarket. The document supports the RV and camping industry by optimizing road access policies for RVs, simplifying land approval for campsites, and enhancing campsite services. It encourages building high-standard, multi-functional campsites along scenic routes and near urban areas, and urges manufacturers to develop green, smart, lightweight, and senior-friendly RV models.

China's Ministry of Commerce and eight other agencies issued a notice on measures to boost automotive aftermarket consumption. The document supports the RV and camping industry by simplifying land approval for campsites, improving road access for RVs, and encouraging production of green, smart, and lightweight RV models. It also calls for dedicated parking spaces for motorhomes and towable trailers.

China's Ministry of Commerce and eight other departments issued a notice on measures to boost automotive aftermarket consumption. The document supports the development of the RV and camping industry, including simplifying road access policies for RVs and streamlining land approval for campsites. Authorities will encourage building high-standard, multifunctional campsites along scenic routes and near cities, with supporting services such as repairs, water and power supply, medical aid, and dining. The plan also aims to upgrade RV manufacturing, promoting green, smart, lightweight, and senior-friendly products.