China's MIIT unveils 15th Five-Year Plan to guide global expansion of smart EV industry
On September 28, China's MIIT announced the 15th Five-Year Plan for the intelligent connected new energy vehicle industry, aiming to build global supply chains and enhance overseas development services. Deputy Director Hao Lishun outlined three priorities: deepening supply chain cooperation, advancing international standards alignment, and improving cross-border logistics and financing support to guide orderly overseas expansion.
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China's cars sold in over 200 countries; MIIT to boost overseas risk prevention in 15th Five-Year Plan
On September 28, Hao Lishun, Deputy Director of the First Department of Equipment Industry at China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), announced at a press conference for the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicles Conference that Chinese automobiles have been exported to more than 200 countries and regions worldwide. Chinese companies have also invested in整车 and parts manufacturing in over 80 countries and regions, providing global consumers with quality and affordable products. Hao stated that during the '15th Five-Year Plan' period (2026-2030), MIIT will deepen international trade and investment cooperation, improve supporting infrastructure such as cross-border logistics and investment financing, and strengthen overseas risk prevention and corporate compliance construction to guide orderly overseas expansion. Hao emphasized that the intelligent connected new energy vehicle industry chain is long and covers broad areas, making it difficult for a single company or country to independently build a complete technical system and industrial ecosystem. MIIT plans to encourage global collaboration and cross-sector integration, support foreign companies in China, and guide domestic companies to learn international best practices. Hao also noted the importance of unified global standards and regulations for cross-regional and cross-market development, pledging to use bilateral and multilateral cooperation mechanisms to promote the conversion of technical achievements into standards and rules.
Read sourceChina's MIIT to Improve Financing Support, Guide Auto Firms' Overseas Expansion in 15th Five-Year Plan
On September 28, at a press conference for the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicles Conference, Hao Lishun, Deputy Director of the First Equipment Industry Department of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), announced that the MIIT has jointly compiled and released the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the Intelligent Connected New Energy Vehicle Industry.' The plan aims to build global industrial and supply chains, enhance overseas development service capabilities, and support foreign-invested enterprises in cooperating within China. For the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-2030), the MIIT will encourage global collaboration and cross-sector integration. It will support foreign companies to deepen their presence in China, leveraging the country's complete industrial chain and vast market. Simultaneously, it will guide domestic automakers to learn from international best practices, improve innovation and competitiveness, and promote Chinese technology and brands globally. The MIIT will deepen international trade and investment cooperation, improve cross-border logistics and financing support, strengthen overseas risk prevention and corporate compliance, and guide enterprises to conduct overseas expansion in a steady and orderly manner.
China's MIIT to Improve Investment, Financing Support for Auto Firms' Overseas Expansion in 15th Five-Year Plan
At a press conference for the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicles Conference, Hao Lishun, Deputy Director of the First Department of Equipment Industry at China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), announced that the ministry has jointly drafted the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Intelligent Connected New Energy Vehicle Industry.' The plan aims to build global industrial and supply chains, enhance overseas development service capabilities, and support foreign-invested enterprises in investing and cooperating in China. For the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-2030), MIIT will encourage global collaboration and cross-sector integration to create a mutually beneficial industrial landscape. Specifically, it will support foreign companies to deepen their presence in China, leveraging the country's complete industrial chain and vast market, while guiding domestic automakers to learn from international experience to boost innovation and competitiveness. The ministry will deepen international trade and investment cooperation, improve supporting infrastructure such as cross-border logistics and investment financing, strengthen overseas risk prevention and corporate compliance, and guide enterprises to conduct overseas expansion in a steady and orderly manner.
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China's MIIT Says 15th Five-Year Plan to Guide Overseas Expansion for Smart EV Industry
On September 28, at a press conference for the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicles Conference, Hao Lishun, Deputy Director of the First Department of Equipment Industry under China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), announced that the ministry has jointly drafted the '15th Five-Year Plan for the Intelligent Connected New Energy Vehicle Industry.' The plan aims to build global industrial and supply chains, enhance overseas development service capabilities, and support foreign companies investing and cooperating in China. During the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-2030), the MIIT will deepen international trade and investment cooperation, improve supporting infrastructure such as cross-border logistics and investment financing, and strengthen overseas risk prevention and corporate compliance. The goal is to guide Chinese companies to conduct overseas expansion in a steady and orderly manner, while creating a market-oriented, law-based, and internationalized business environment to foster global industry cooperation.
China's MIIT Official Outlines Three-Pronged Plan for Global EV Cooperation
At a press conference for the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicle Conference (WICV), Hao Lishun, Deputy Director of the First Department of Equipment Industry at China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), announced that the upcoming '15th Five-Year Plan for the Intelligent Connected New Energy Vehicle Industry' will prioritize global industrial cooperation. Hao outlined three key areas of focus: first, deepening supply chain collaboration by supporting foreign companies in China and helping domestic firms expand internationally; second, enhancing international coordination on standards and regulations by actively participating in WP.29, ISO, and IEC activities to contribute Chinese solutions; and third, promoting stable corporate internationalization by improving cross-border logistics and investment support while strengthening overseas risk prevention and compliance.
China's MIIT Official Outlines Three-Pronged Plan for Global Cooperation on Intelligent Connected New Energy Vehicles
At a press conference for the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicles Conference (WICV), Hao Lishun, Deputy Director of the First Department of Equipment Industry under China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), announced that the upcoming '15th Five-Year Plan' for the intelligent connected new energy vehicle industry will prioritize global cooperation. Hao stated that the plan will focus on three key areas: first, deepening supply chain collaboration by supporting foreign companies in China and helping domestic firms expand internationally; second, enhancing international alignment of standards and regulations by actively participating in WP.29, ISO, IEC, and other international bodies to contribute Chinese solutions; and third, promoting stable international development for enterprises by strengthening trade and investment cooperation, improving cross-border logistics and financing support, and enhancing overseas risk prevention and compliance. The remarks were reported by the Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily.
Read sourceChina's MIIT Official Outlines Three Areas to Boost Global Cooperation on Intelligent EVs
At a press conference for the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicle Conference (WICV), Hao Lishun, Deputy Director of the First Department of Equipment Industry under China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), announced that the upcoming '15th Five-Year Plan' for the intelligent connected new energy vehicle industry will prioritize expanding global industrial cooperation. Hao stated that the ministry will focus on three key areas: first, deepening supply chain collaboration by supporting foreign companies in China and guiding domestic firms to go global; second, advancing international alignment of standards and regulations by actively participating in WP.29, ISO, IEC, and other international bodies to contribute Chinese solutions; and third, promoting stable international expansion for enterprises by enhancing trade and investment cooperation, improving cross-border logistics and financing support, and strengthening overseas risk prevention and compliance. The report was filed by Li Mingming of the科创板日报 (STAR Market Daily).
Read sourceChina's MIIT Plans to Improve Investment, Financing Support for Overseas Expansion in 15th Five-Year Plan
On September 28, 2026, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) responded to a question from Securities Times at a press conference, outlining plans for the '15th Five-Year Plan' period (2026-2030) to enhance supporting measures such as investment and financing to guide auto enterprises in conducting stable and orderly overseas expansion. The MIIT stated it will focus on three key areas: first, fostering closer global industrial and supply chain cooperation by encouraging global collaboration and cross-sector integration, supporting foreign firms in China and guiding domestic firms to learn international practices; second, deepening international coordination on standards and regulations by participating in UN WP.29, ISO, and IEC activities to promote alignment on autonomous driving and electric vehicle standards; and third, making enterprise internationalization more robust by deepening international trade and investment cooperation and improving cross-border logistics. The announcement follows the release of the '15th Five-Year Plan' for the intelligent connected new energy vehicle industry, which aims to build global supply chains and improve overseas development services.
Read sourceChina's MIIT Vows to Improve Financing Support for Auto Firms' Overseas Expansion in 15th Five-Year Plan
On September 28, at a press conference for the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicles Conference, Hao Lishun, Deputy Director of the First Department of Equipment Industry at China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), responded to a question from Securities Times. He stated that the MIIT, along with other departments, has recently formulated the '15th Five-Year Plan' for the intelligent connected new energy vehicle industry. The plan aims to build global supply chains, enhance overseas development service capabilities, and support foreign investment in China. Hao outlined three key focus areas: First, deepening supply chain cooperation by encouraging global collaboration and cross-sector integration, supporting foreign firms in China and guiding domestic firms to learn international best practices. Second, deepening international coordination on standards and regulations, particularly in autonomous driving and electric vehicles, through participation in UN, ISO, and IEC mechanisms. Third, promoting stable international expansion by improving cross-border logistics and financing support, strengthening overseas risk prevention and corporate compliance, and guiding firms to conduct overseas布局 (layout) in a steady and orderly manner. The announcement comes as Chinese cars are already sold in over 200 countries and regions, with Chinese firms investing in vehicle and parts manufacturing in over 80 countries.
Read sourceChina's MIIT to Improve Financing Support, Guide Overseas Expansion in 15th Five-Year Plan
According to a report from East Money citing the科创板日报 (Star Market Daily), China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has outlined plans for the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-2030) for the intelligent connected and new energy vehicle industry. The plan aims to build global industrial and supply chains, enhance overseas development service capabilities, and support foreign-invested enterprises in investing and cooperating in China. The MIIT stated it will encourage global collaboration and cross-sector integration to create a mutually beneficial industrial development landscape. On one hand, it will support foreign companies to deepen their presence in the Chinese market, leveraging China's complete industrial chain and massive market to innovate and share opportunities. On the other hand, it will guide domestic auto companies to learn from international advanced experience, improve independent innovation capabilities, and optimize comprehensive logistics. The report attributes these policy directions to the MIIT's vision for the 15th Five-Year Plan period.
Read sourceChina's MIIT Pledges to Guide Auto Firms in Stable Overseas Expansion
On September 28, Hao Lishun, Deputy Director of the First Department of Equipment Industry at China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), outlined the ministry's vision for the international cooperation of the intelligent connected vehicle industry at the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicles Conference. He stated that cooperation is shifting from traditional product trade to multi-field, comprehensive collaboration including joint R&D, co-manufacturing, supply chain co-building, and standards coordination. Hao announced three key work areas for the '15th Five-Year Plan' period: First, to deepen industrial chain and supply chain cooperation by encouraging global collaboration and cross-border integration, supporting foreign companies in China and guiding domestic firms to learn from international experience. Second, to promote deeper international coordination of standards and regulations for autonomous driving and electric vehicles through multilateral and bilateral mechanisms. Third, to make corporate internationalization more stable by deepening international trade and investment cooperation and improving cross-border logistics. The remarks were reported by China Securities Journal.
Read sourceChina's MIIT Official Hao Lishun Outlines Three-Pronged Plan for Global NEV Cooperation
According to a report from the Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily on the 28th, Hao Lishun, an official from China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), stated that the '15th Five-Year Plan' for the development of the intelligent connected new energy vehicle (NEV) industry will prioritize creating a new landscape for global industrial cooperation. Hao outlined three key areas of focus for the next steps. First, the plan aims to make industry and supply chain cooperation closer, supporting foreign companies to deepen their presence in the Chinese market while guiding domestic enterprises to enhance competitiveness and go global. Second, it seeks to deepen the international coordination of standards and regulations, actively participating in international standard-setting activities such as WP.29, ISO, and IEC to contribute Chinese solutions. Third, the plan intends to make the international development of enterprises more robust by deepening trade and investment cooperation and improving cross-border logistics. The report was sourced from Cailianshe.
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