With the continued strong momentum of going global, several Chinese car companies have set their overseas market targets for 2026. BYD is intensifying its layout in overseas markets. From January to February 2026, BYD's passenger cars and pickup trucks will have sold over 200000 units overseas, accounting for more than half of the group's total sales. The relevant person in charge of BYD brand stated that its pace of going global has always been in line with the industry. In addition, GAC Group announced its overseas market sales target for 2026 as "ensuring 250000 vehicles and striving for 300000 vehicles", and plans to promote the "Thousand Network Plan", which aims to build over 1000 offline 4S stores by 2026 and accelerate the establishment of sales and service networks in key global markets.

Chinese car brands are not only seeking breakthroughs in the European and American markets, but have also achieved significant results in deep cultivation in regions such as Central Asia, successfully integrating into the local market. The latest data shows that in Uzbekistan, four out of the top ten most popular car models are Chinese brands; In Kazakhstan, six out of the top ten most popular car brands are from China. In addition, in the field of commercial vehicles, Yutong pure electric buses have been exported in bulk to Uzbekistan, becoming an important force for local green transportation. Industry experts point out that Chinese automobile brands are advancing from simply "going out" to "going in" by leveraging their advantages in new energy first mover and intelligent innovation, achieving localized production and operation.

According to the latest statistics released by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, from January to February 2026, China's automobile exports continued to show strong growth momentum, with a cumulative total of 1.352 million units exported, marking a significant year-on-year increase of 48.4%. Among this, February alone saw 672,000 units exported, up 52.4% year-on-year, maintaining high-level performance. Within the overall export figures, new energy vehicles stood out particularly, with a combined total of 583,000 units exported in the first two months, representing a 110% year-on-year growth and accounting for over 40% of total exports, becoming the core driver of automobile export growth. A relevant official from the CAAAM stated that China's complete automobile industrial chain and its notable advantages in new energy and intelligent technologies position the country to maintain steady growth in future automobile exports.

The national standard for safety signs and information symbols for recreational vehicles, organized and formulated by the State Administration for Market Regulation (National Standards Commission), officially came into effect on March 1st. This standard specifies the safety signs and information symbols equipped on recreational vehicles (commonly known as RVs), clarifies the technical requirements for the shape, color, size, layout, and other aspects of various signs and symbols, covering multiple aspects such as driving safety, daily living, and fire-fighting facilities. According to standard requirements, recreational vehicles are required to post prominent warning signs in key areas, such as placing a "No Sleeping While Driving" sign next to the bed and a "Do Not Bathe While Driving" sign at the entrance of the bathroom. Industry insiders say that the implementation of this standard will help improve the safety and convenience of driving and using recreational vehicles, which is of great significance for enhancing the quality of recreational vehicle products and supporting the high-quality development of the industry.

At the economic themed press conference of the Fourth Session of the 14th National People's Congress, Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao stated that the Central Economic Work Conference and the government work report will prioritize expanding domestic demand as the top priority for this year. In terms of service consumption, the "Work Plan for Accelerating the Cultivation of New Growth Points in Service Consumption" issued by the General Office of the State Council has clarified the "6 3" work priorities, among which the travel (RV) and automobile aftermarket are listed as key development areas. Regarding the automotive aftermarket, the 'Work Plan' clearly states that efforts will be made to strengthen the construction of RV camping bases, research and improve relevant management systems and technical standards; Promote the full chain innovation and development of automobile circulation and consumption, and select some cities to carry out pilot projects. In addition, it will further promote the development of self driving tours, improve transportation conditions for self driving tours, and create a safe, comfortable, and convenient travel environment for self driving tours. This policy signal has injected strong momentum into the RV camping industry in the first year of the 15th Five Year Plan.

On the day of the beginning of spring on February 4, 2026, the press conference for the Spring Tour of the 97th World RV Camping Conference, titled "Immediate Agriculture, Culture and Tourism, RV Traveling Across the World," was held in Nanchang, Jiangxi. This tour departed from Nanchang on March 6th, passing through Shanghai, Wuhan, Chongqing and other places, and finally arrived in Guiyang, with a total of 26 days. The activity actively responded to the call of "deepening the integration of agriculture, culture and tourism" in the No. 1 central document of the Central Committee in 2026, innovatively adopted the mode of "mobile live broadcast scene with goods", set the live broadcast room in the field to drive the sales of agricultural products, so that the RV is no longer just a means of transportation, but also a mobile platform to drive the sales of agricultural products, spread regional culture and promote industrial integration. This tour also provided a warm-up for the 97th F.I.C.C. World RV Camping Conference (known as the "Olympics" of the RV camping industry) to be held in Guizhou in September 2026.