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China began to crack down more harshly on the scheme by which new cars were exported as used: a large batch of cars for Russian buyers was detained at the border in Suifenhe. It is based on the "180 days" rule and increased control over the export of "zero used goods". For the market, this means increased risks of gray imports, longer deadlines, and a gradual shift to more transparent supply chains.

China ended 2025 with historic highs: car production exceeded 34.5 million, sales — 34.4 million. The driver was the growth of the segment of cars powered by new energy sources, which approached 16.5 million sales, and exports of vehicles exceeded 7 million units. In fact, the market is simultaneously expanding domestically and strengthening external expansion — and this is already noticeably changing the requirements for logistics, freight and supply infrastructure.

The State Duma is promoting government amendments that clarify the interaction of customs with other agencies in the control of goods and vehicles. We are talking about the procedure for stopping cars, transmitting information about "non-core" violations to relevant authorities and reducing the deadline for publishing data on unclaimed goods and cars from 60 to 30 days.

In 2025, the cargo transportation market was increasingly faced with non—standard projects, from the transportation of water parks and racing cars to multi-meter blades of wind turbines. These cases have clearly shown how the requirements for logistics and professionalism of carriers are changing.

A queue of about 1,500 trucks formed at the Nur Zholy crossing on the border of Kazakhstan and China. In November, China reduces the daily intake of vehicles to 700-750 cars, which is below the agreed standards. The problem was exacerbated by the redirection of the flow from the neighboring checkpoint, where technical work was carried out.

Against the background of a seasonal decline in demand, the trucking market is showing signs of slowing down — the Atrax index is losing ground.

The Wildberries marketplace is preparing to launch a new feature that will allow users to pre-order products before they go on sale. This initiative is aimed at improving the user experience and strengthening customer loyalty. Pre—order options will be available for high-demand items such as gadgets, books, fashion items, and even cars.