On the evening of October 24, the vessel 'Sime Curie' departed Guangzhou Xinsha Port with more than 2,300 Chinese-made new energy vehicles bound for Australia, under the precise escort of Guangzhou maritime authorities.
According to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, China's automobile exports will surpass 10 million units in 2026, with new energy vehicles becoming a key engine of export growth. As the largest automobile import-export port in South China, Xinsha is a critical gateway for NEVs going global. From January to October the port completed 180,000 finished-vehicle exports, up about 234% year on year, and full-year exports are expected to exceed 220,000 units.
The maritime bureau opened a green channel, accelerated approvals, and used a 'patrol vessel + video surveillance + drone' three-dimensional escort model, while reviewing operating plans in advance and tightening fire-safety and battery-status checks.
Source: China News Service / China Youth Online (paraphrased and translated from Chinese state media; reprinted for informational purposes with attribution).
