Supporting the implementation of the "Registration Measures" for the automotive industry

The "Registration Measures" has greatly facilitated motor vehicle users. First, in the past, individuals who purchased cars had to go to the location of their accounts to obtain driving permits and car licenses. The "Registration Procedures" allows temporary residents to apply for vehicle licenses at temporary places of residence, effectively supporting the implementation of the policy of attracting talents everywhere. Second, when the motor vehicle owner is busy with work, the "Registration Measures" allows motor vehicle owners to entrust relevant agencies to register motor vehicles.

Promoting the service trade in motor vehicles in line with international practices Many experts pointed out that after China joins the WTO to compete with imported cars, our weakest aspect is not price, nor technology and quality, but service trade. The "Registration Measures" stipulates that only the auto sales shops of large auto companies can apply for licenses directly on behalf of vehicle management agencies. This puts forward clear requirements for the automobile industry enterprises to meet the international conventions in the field of service trade. If they fail to meet the requirements, they will not enjoy the convenience and benefits offered by the policies. Companies that meet the requirements will not only expand market sales, but they may also enable the specialty stores and car customers to enjoy the convenience and benefits offered by the policies and increase their competitiveness.

At present, there are still some large-scale automobile industry enterprises that have not carried out the construction of a marketing network based on specialty stores. The "Registration Measures" will effectively supervise these enterprises, realize the modernization of the marketing system as soon as possible, and help to realize motor vehicles. The goal of managing modernization. Therefore, automotive industry companies actively support the implementation of the "Registration Measures."