Liangjiang cars accelerate exports

Over 1,200 Changan vehicles from Liangjiang New Area were recently loaded onto a Ro-Ro ship at Qinzhou Port in the Beibu Gulf, headed for Dammam Port in Saudi Arabia and Jebel Ali Port in the UAE.

This shipment represents the largest single volume of ro-ro vehicles from Beibu Gulf since the launch of its international Ro-Ro shipping route in April. It also indicates that Changan Minsheng APLL Logistics Co in Liangjiang has achieved a mature operational stage in its comprehensive export capabilities via the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor.

By integrating customs, warehousing, port, and shipping operations, Changan Minsheng has developed an end-to-end management system that enhances the corridor's logistics capacity for automobiles through improved vehicle inspection, storage, route planning, coordinated customs inspections, and dynamic ship control.

Compared to traditional river-sea intermodal routes, this approach reduces overall transit time by 10 to 15 percent, establishing a "golden corridor" for Chongqing-manufactured vehicles to access Middle Eastern and Southeast Asian markets.

A representative from Changan Minsheng said that large-scale shipments provide innovative validation for the corridor's adaptability in accelerating the export of China's automotive industry.