China

Vehicle Make and Model Data For Selected Asian Countries 2005-2011: China (PRC), Japan, Malaysia, South Korea and Thailand

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Included are the top selling cars, pickups and SUVs from 2005-2011. Source: SEMA calculations from IHS data.

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China Buyer Registration

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2012 China Business Development Tour

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Date:

Sep 2 2012 8:00am - Sep 7 2012 5:00pm

City:

Shanghai & Beijing

U.S. Manufacturers: Sell your products in China, the world's largest emerging automotive market.

U.S. Manufacturers: Sell Your Products in China, the World's Largest Emerging Automotive Market

The 2012 SEMA China Business Development Tour allows participants to gain insight into the growing specialty market for the 1.3 billion Chinese consumers. Through networking opportunities with retailers and wholesalers in both Shanghai and Beijing, participants will learn what products sell, what products are in demand, and for which applications.

For more information, visit www.SEMA.org/China.

Rough Chinese Terrain Creates Market for U.S. Specialty Products

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A growing number of Chinese are looking to explore their country’s rougher regions by going off-road, and Jeep sales in China are surging. But China’s terrain is apparently rougher than that found in the United States—or perhaps Chinese drivers are just more radical—because U.S.-built Jeeps are not durable enough for China, an engineer with Chrysler in China told SEMA. That could be an opportunity for SEMA members.

SEMA News—July 2011

SEMA Provides Low-cost Innovative Program for U.S. Manufacturers to Meet One on One With Top Chinese Buyers

By Alysha Webb

Chinese Government Officials Visit Southern California to Learn About the Specialty-Equipment Market

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A delegation of 11 officials from five Chinese government agencies, including the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM), visited SEMA for a day of discussion on the specialty-equipment market in the United States.

June 15 Deadline to Register for Priority Booth Space at SEMA China Business Development Conference

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The deadline to register for Priority Booth Space at the SEMA China Business Development Conference is June 15.

Two Weeks Left to Participate in Low-Cost Program to Explore Large Emerging Market

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U.S. specialty-parts manufacturers have until June 15 to register online at www.sema.org/china to participate in three days of one-on-one meetings with Chinese buyers and networking events, as well as tour the China International Auto parts Expo (CIAPE). Hotels, meals and an interpreter are included.

For more information, contact Linda Spencer at lindas@sema.org.

More Than Half of China's Imports Are SUVs—Get a Foothold in the Market

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Registrations of imported cars in China surged 90.2% in 2010, according to the Japanese research company Fourin Inc., with imports topping 600,000 units last year. SUVs accounted for 51.7% of all imports during that period, based on new vehicle registration data, says Fourin’s China Automotive Intelligence Report No. 24, December, 2010.

Deadline Approaching for SEMA China Priority Booth Selection

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Companies have until June 15 to participate in the priority booth selection process for the SEMA China Business Development Conference taking place September 7–10 in Beijing, China.

Tariff Codes Demystified: Exporting to China?

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Below are some SEMA-member products, corresponding government code (harmonized system [HS]) and the tariff rates. Don’t see your product here? Members can contact caseyk@sema.org to find out their tariff rates to export product to China.