2025 Special Vehicle Industry Development Forum Gathers Momentum for Reshaping and Win-Win Growth

On November 12, 2025, the Special Vehicle Industry Development Forum, themed “Cohesion • Reshaping • Win-Win,” concluded successfully. Nearly 500 enterprise representatives from across the country gathered to focus on policy standards, industry governance, technology directions, and emerging market opportunities, jointly exploring high-quality development paths for the special vehicle industry.

Stricter Standards Becoming the “Main Tone” of the Industry

The forum emphasized that model standardization management will remain a long-term task. Atmospheric tank trucks, over-length flatbed semi-trailers, and other vehicle types will continue to be key regulatory targets, with multi-department coordinated governance advancing comprehensively. Experts also provided detailed interpretations of the latest revisions to the GB7258 standard, access regulations, and safety requirements, offering clear guidance for product upgrades.

Focus on Liangshan: Export of Used Special Vehicles Enters a Standardized, High-Quality Phase

According to the Liangshan Special Vehicle Industry Chain, the export of used special vehicles has entered a high-quality and standardized development stage. Building a full-chain ecosystem — including overseas warehouses, localized services, sales, refurbishment, after-sales, and financing — is essential for enhancing global competitiveness. Liangshan’s foreign trade practices offer a replicable path for the industry’s international expansion.

Zonxin Auto Parts Actively Engaging in Industry Synergy

As a key supplier of special vehicle chassis components, Shandong Zonxin Auto Parts closely followed policy trends and market dynamics during the forum. The company continues to advance technological upgrades, lightweight design, and intelligent manufacturing in its semi-trailer suspension and axle products. Zonxin remains committed to supporting the Liangshan industrial chain and working with industry partners to promote the transition from scale-driven growth to value-oriented development.