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How an Overseas Customer Purchased and Exported 20 Chinese New Energy Vehicles

VCEN helped an overseas customer source compliant Chinese vehicle suppliers, complete purchasing, export documents, professional loading, DG transport, and overseas delivery for 20 new energy vehicles.

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Customer type
Overseas automotive trading company
Quantity
20 new energy vehicles
Route
China → overseas customer
Scope
Vehicle sourcing | export documents | UN38.3 | SDS/MSDS | export license | loading | securing | DG transport

Customer challenge

The customer wanted to buy Chinese NEVs, but did not know how to complete the export chain

The overseas customer planned to purchase 20 Chinese new energy vehicles for overseas resale. They were unfamiliar with Chinese vehicle sourcing channels and NEV export requirements, including supplier selection, purchase execution, export documents, UN38.3, SDS/MSDS, vehicle export license, professional loading, and safe overseas transport. They needed a partner capable of providing a complete solution.

01

How to source Chinese new energy vehicles?

02

What documents are required for NEV export?

03

How should vehicles be professionally loaded?

04

How to ensure safe overseas delivery?

Execution process

From purchase to overseas delivery, VCEN coordinated the whole project

The project was organized around three stages: purchase, export, and delivery. VCEN connected supplier coordination, documents, loading, securing, declaration, shipment tracking, and final handover.

01

Customer requirement confirmation

Confirmed vehicle models, quantity, destination port, and delivery timeline.

02

Vehicle supplier sourcing

Helped the customer find domestic automotive trading companies that matched the purchasing requirements.

03

Vehicle purchase completion

Assisted the customer in completing purchase of 20 new energy vehicles.

04

Export document preparation

Arranged UN38.3, SDS/MSDS, vehicle export license, and other export documents.

05

DG export review

Reviewed transport documents and carrier requirements for battery-powered vehicles.

06

DG booking

Completed dangerous goods booking and transport arrangement.

07

Vehicle warehouse entry

Vehicles entered VCEN's automotive loading operation warehouse.

08

Professional loading

Prepared the loading plan for containerized vehicle export.

09

Securing and protection

Professional personnel completed vehicle securing, anti-slip protection, and transport protection.

10

Trucking to port

Arranged dangerous goods trucking to the export terminal.

11

Customs and maritime declaration

Completed export customs declaration and dangerous goods maritime declaration.

12

Vessel loading

Vehicles were loaded on board as planned.

13

Destination arrival

Tracked shipment status and destination arrival milestones.

14

Final delivery

All 20 new energy vehicles were safely delivered to the consignee.

Professional capabilities

VCEN provided more than transportation

01

China vehicle sourcing

02

Supplier coordination

03

Purchasing consultation

04

UN38.3

05

SDS/MSDS

06

Export license

07

DG booking

08

Warehousing

09

Professional loading

10

Vehicle securing

11

DG trucking

12

Customs declaration

13

Maritime declaration

14

Shipment tracking

15

Destination coordination

16

Final delivery

Project outcome

20 new energy vehicles were purchased, exported, and delivered safely

From sourcing Chinese vehicles to overseas delivery, VCEN helped the customer complete a full one-stop NEV export project.

01

20 new energy vehicles purchased

Helped the overseas customer quickly complete sourcing and purchase in China.

02

Export documents completed

UN38.3, SDS/MSDS, vehicle export license, and required documents were completed.

03

Professional container loading

All 20 vehicles were professionally secured and protected for transport.

04

Delivered safely overseas

Vehicles arrived at the destination port in good condition.

For NEV export, the complex part is full supply chain coordination

For overseas customers, Chinese new energy vehicle export is not only about shipping. It involves vehicle sourcing, supplier coordination, export documents, dangerous goods transport requirements, professional loading, and overseas delivery.

With dangerous goods logistics experience and supply chain resources, VCEN provides a one-stop NEV export solution from sourcing to delivery, helping overseas customers complete Chinese NEV purchasing projects more efficiently and safely.