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“Three departments have taken action together! The ‘Automobile Guidelines’ have for the first time set a ‘red line’ for companies to comply with regulations when expanding overseas. Saisi has been the first to respond.”

2026-09-03 08:00 Policy & Governance 🔥 39.5 heat score
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The three departments jointly issued the “Automobile Guidelines”, clearly defining the compliance thresholds for automobile companies expanding into overseas markets for the first time. Seres Company announced its willingness to actively respond to relevant policy requirements and implement compliance measures.

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Three departments jointly take action! The "Automotive Guidelines" first establishes a compliance "red line" for auto manufacturers going global. Sicheng Automotive leads the response.

The Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and the State Administration for Market Regulation jointly issued the “Automobile Guidelines”, which for the first time set a “red line” for car companies’ overseas operations to comply with regulations. The document consists of four chapters and twenty articles, aiming to promote the healthy and orderly internationalization of the automotive industry, with emphasis on regulating overseas marketing, safety production, data security, and other business activities abroad. SAIC Group was the first to respond, stating that it would adhere to legal and regulatory standards and improve its compliance system overseas. The industry believes that this move marks a new stage in China’s automotive industry’s “going global” – from rapid expansion to a phase where both expansion and regulation are equally important.