China's Horgos Port Exports 219,000 Vehicles in First Half of Year, Up 25.7% Year-on-Year

en.Wedoany.com Reported - According to statistics from Horgos Customs, in the first half of 2026, the Horgos Port—China's largest land port for commercial vehicle exports—exported 219,000 vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 25.7%. Both the total export volume and growth rate hit record highs for the same period, making it a core growth driver for improving the quality and efficiency of Xinjiang's foreign trade.

In terms of export vehicle types, in addition to traditional fuel-powered vehicles, the share of new energy passenger cars and commercial vehicles has significantly increased, becoming a new highlight of foreign trade exports. Regarding trade markets, exported vehicles are mainly sold to Central Asian countries such as Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, and also reach over ten countries and regions along the Belt and Road Initiative in West Asia and Eastern Europe, with the market coverage continuously expanding..

The growth in vehicle exports at Horgos Port is closely linked to improved customs clearance efficiency. The port has implemented a "7×24-hour" freight clearance model and a fast clearance mode for self-driven export commercial vehicles, reducing vehicle clearance time from the original two days to less than three hours. Since the beginning of this year, the daily export volume of commercial vehicles at the port has continued to rise, averaging over 1,000 vehicles per day. Leveraging its geographical and corridor advantages, Horgos is steadily consolidating its position as China's largest land port for commercial vehicle exports, helping "Made in China" accelerate its expansion into overseas markets..