On October 9th, the GRANDE TEXAS roll on/roll off ship carrying 1205 SAIC Maxus cars officially departed from Shanghai Port, marking a new high in the number of single voyage vehicle exports by NAIEC since the beginning of this year. This month, it is expected to exceed 2000 units, laying a solid foundation for breaking the historical high of 10000 vehicles per year.

This batch of orders covers a variety of new energy vehicle models, which is a phased achievement of the company in line with SAIC's internationalization and electrification strategy, exploring strategic transformation in collaboration with host enterprises, and long-term deep cultivation of the Middle East market.

From early business negotiations to smooth shipment, NAIEC worked together, with relevant personnel traveling back and forth to the factory and port multiple times to promptly follow up on vehicle production and offline situations, conduct on-site inspections of vehicles to be shipped, and collaborate with logistics companies to complete the river sea intermodal transportation work from Nanjing Port to Shanghai Port.

It is worth mentioning that the lack of transportation resources due to the tense situation in the Middle East has led to unfavorable factors such as insufficient space and price increases for vehicles in international transportation. Colleagues of NAIEC searched for transportation resources from multiple sources, compared freight rates, and completed the preparation work for vehicle shipment during the holiday period, ultimately ensuring that the vehicles were shipped before the agreed delivery date with the customer.

Since the beginning of this year, facing the complex and ever-changing international political and economic situation, as well as the foreign trade environment affected by many unfavorable factors, the company has focused on strengthening internal operational efficiency, promoting efficiency improvement through efficiency enhancement. At the same time, we will strengthen the development and management of sales channels externally and focus on communication and cooperation with host companies internally, striving to achieve a win-win situation for the company with overseas distributors and industry host companies. As of October, the company has achieved the export of 8800 complete vehicles, ahead of the general manager's work goal at the beginning of the year and is expected to achieve the vision of exceeding 10000 vehicles.