Guiyang delivers auto parts shipment to Kazakhstan

Guiyang provides convenient services for car component exports. [Photo/guiyang.gov.cn]

Recently, Guiyang Free Trade Zone-based company Guiyang Silk Road Automotive Technology Co exported auto parts to Almaty, Kazakhstan via the 9710 cross-border e-commerce B2B direct export model, marking the official launch of the "whole vehicle + parts" collaborative export initiative for the China (Guiyang) Used Car Export Base.‌

As the operator of the base, Guiyang Silk Road Automotive Technology Co exported auto parts such as chargers, floor mats, and wipers according to local demand. The shipment, relying on the base's "door-to-door" cross-border logistics route from Guiyang to Almaty, departed from Khorgos Port in Xinjiang to the base's overseas warehouse in Almaty for storage, distribution, and delivery.

The 9710 export model can streamline the export of auto parts, and signify the base's transition from second-hand vehicle exports to a full industrial chain model integrating "whole vehicle + parts" exports.

Moving forward, Guiyang Silk Road Automotive will utilize the resource integration capabilities of the China (Guiyang) Used Car Export Base and the global network of nine overseas operation centers in countries like Kazakhstan, Belarus, and Laos.

The company aims to enhance the full-chain service ecosystem covering "vehicle exports, parts supply, and localized after-sales service", boosting the competitiveness and brand value of Chinese second-hand vehicles in overseas markets, while advancing the global high-end expansion of China's automotive industry value chain.