In the current global market, the demand for automotive products remains robust. As is known to all, the United States has recently wielded the big stick of tariff policies, casting a shadow over the global economic landscape. This has left many countries and buyers who originally intended to import vehicles from China in a state of hesitation. However, some astute buyers have found alternative solutions. They are importing auto parts from China and then assembling them in the destination countries. Smart business owners are calmly handling this situation by splitting their shipments. For example, they send the batteries separately, the vehicle frames in another shipment, and the controllers in yet another, all in the form of small parts. This approach significantly reduces tariff costs.
Recently, our company received an order from some North American customers for a row of wrecker truck superstructures. On March 31st, our company loaded two 40-foot high cube containers with wrecker truck superstructures and various spare parts, and dispatched them to the Shanghai port. These items are bound for the other side of the ocean. In this batch, there is 1 set of 16-ton wrecker truck superstructure, 2 sets of 40-ton wrecker truck superstructures, and 374 pieces of various spare parts, including Towing Chain with J hook, 50cm Chain – end ratchet, Ratchet with hook, Chain pear with J hook, 2ton hook, 21meter cable with hook, 10meter Band with D ring, 12V LED trailer lights, 10meter Band with mini hooks, Safety chain with tie – down hook, Retractable canopy with gray tarp, etc.
Despite the severe situation, the market demand remains strong. The high quality and cost – effectiveness of Chinese products have continued to win the recognition and favor of customers worldwide. No matter how adverse the situation may be, the market is still there, the demand is still there, and business opportunities are still there. We are willing to work hand in hand with our customers to achieve win – win cooperation and overcome difficulties together. As former Premier Wen Jiabao once said, “Confidence is more precious than gold.”
