On September 1, news emerged that three departments had collaboratively released the "Guidelines for Overseas Competitive Conduct and Compliance Development in the Automotive Sector." These guidelines suggest that companies should formulate pricing strategies grounded in cost considerations and directed by the dynamics of international market supply and demand. They emphasize the importance of ensuring compliance in the pricing of components, finished vehicles, and other related products, all while maintaining the integrity of the market competition landscape.

When determining the recommended retail prices for finished vehicles in overseas markets, companies are advised to comply with the laws, regulations, market norms, and business customs of the host nation. Moreover, they should establish well-defined price tiers for vehicles with varying specifications to prevent substantial price fluctuations that could potentially undermine consumer interests and tarnish the brand's reputation.