Export services for Wuling Yangguang buyers
We handle the China side of your purchase — sourcing, inspection, export compliance, customs clearance and international logistics — so you can focus on selling or operating the vans.
The Wuling Yangguang export process
Buying a van from another country is a sequence of small, checkable steps. This page explains each one, the documents involved and what you receive from us at every milestone.
02Fleet solutions and B2B supply
We serve overseas dealers, fleet buyers and trading companies seeking long-term, dependable vehicle supply from China. If you plan repeat or volume orders of Yangguang vans, talk to our B2B Solution Manager.
The 5-Step International Export Process
- 1
Inquiry & model selection
Tell us the destination, intended use and quantity. We recommend versions that fit your roads, charging and registration rules.
- 2
FOB/CIF quotation & proforma invoice
You receive a written quote with version, colour, lead time and shipping terms, then a proforma invoice for your order.
- 3
Payment & vehicle preparation
After payment, vehicles are sourced or allocated and inspected. You receive photos or video at each milestone.
- 4
Export clearance & shipping
We prepare export documents, complete Chinese customs clearance and load the vans by Ro-Ro or container.
- 5
Documents & arrival
Shipping documents are sent for your import clearance. We stay in contact until the vans are released at your port.
Packaging & shipping specifications
- Ro-Ro: vans are driven onto the vessel. Usually the most economical option for several units to ports with Ro-Ro service.
- Container: vans are loaded and secured in a 40-foot high-cube container, protecting paint and interior. Mixed models can share a container.
- Overland: rail or truck transport can be quoted for Central Asian and Russian destinations.
- Before loading, each van is photographed; the battery state of charge is set for transport and loose items are packed and listed.