Chinese vehicle manufacturers seek non-specialist ships

China’s rapid growth in vehicle exports is creating pressure on the global fleet of Pure Car and Truck Carriers (PCTCs). That has prompted manufacturers and logistics providers to explore alternative methods of transporting both conventional vehicles and electric vehicles (EVs). Dedicated vehicle carriers remain the preferred solution for automotive logistics. However, the shortage of available PCTC capacity has encouraged the use of containers, flat racks and multipurpose vessels.

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