Despite China being an early adopter of electric vehicles and NEVs, opportunities still exist for U.S. lubricant exports to the world’s largest auto market. 

Customized and modified vehicles through vehicle manufacturers and their dealer systems have become popular in China. 

China’s coal and mining industries remains strong and increased policy support for mining safety presents an opportunity for high-quality manufacturers.  

China’s fourth metropolis is aiming to become an International Consumption Center city by offering more preferential policies to attract new retailers.

China published a series of documents to round out its data and personal information governance system. 

The central and provincial government’s automobile stimulation plan provides more selling opportunities.  

Pick-up truck sales rise as more cities ease driving restrictions. 

The government released “Auto data security compliance and practice guidance” to further regulate the auto industry’s data security.

Heavyweight motorcycles (250CC and above) are becoming more popular, which may drive more U.S. exports.  

U.S. businesses can tap into China’s flourishing pet care market through the U.S. Commercial Service.

Wuhan, a city of over 10 million people, offers a $3.5 billion senior care market with a focus on innovative products related to in-home senior care.

The 16th Eco Expo Asia (EEA) will take place October 27-30, 2021 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.

PropTech is emerging in the booming property sector in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area. Co-creation opportunities abound for U.S. PropTech startups.

Connect with the green building market in Hong Kong at the International Conference on Advancing Net Zero, November 23-26, 2021. 

Demand for fencing equipment presents export opportunities for U.S. fencing suppliers after a Hong Kong win at the Tokyo Olympics.