As of Feburary 25, over 1,000 domestically manufactured vehicles had completed customs procedures and been exported to Vietnam via Shuikou Port this year, up 155 percent from the same period last year.

Facing the large-scale vehicle export tasks after the Spring Festival holiday, the Shuikou Port Exit and Entry Frontier Inspection Station has proactively coordinated with car manufacturers and logistics companies, opening dedicated green channels and introducing convenient services.

"From vehicle assembly to complete exit, the border inspection station provided precise guidance, reducing the customs clearance time per vehicle to less than one minute, saving substantial costs for us," said a vehicle export enterprise staff member in Longzhou county.

The exported models primarily consist of heavy trucks, which align with the strong demand for such vehicles in the Vietnamese market, leading to a significant increase in order volumes compared to last year.

The station plans to continue optimizing the business environment at the port, providing more convenient customs clearance support for made-in-China products to explore international markets.