A starting point for Chinese vehicle sourcing

A buyer may know the brand they want but still need to compare model names, powertrains, model years and supply options. AUTOLINK connects these research steps with a public supplier directory and supplier vehicle listings. The aim is to help buyers move from a broad request to a shortlist that can be discussed with a supplier.

The website is operated by ZING HEI INTERNATIONAL TRADING LIMITED. Its public pages identify the platform operator, explain the buying process and provide routes to membership information, support and supplier applications. The office-location section identifies CNIAC, the China Nansha International Auto Center.

Research models before asking for an offer

Start with the model reference directory when the exact vehicle is still undecided. A reference page helps you examine the selected model and its available research information. Pay attention to the year, powertrain and configuration: a familiar model name can cover several different versions.

Use that research to describe the vehicle you actually want. A useful inquiry names the model or version, preferred configuration, quantity and destination. It also separates requirements that are essential from those you are willing to discuss. This gives the supplier a clearer basis for responding.

A broad brand network, with a specific supplier for each offer

The brand network displayed on AUTOLINK includes Geely Holding, GAC Group, China Changan, BYD Group, Dongfeng Group, SAIC Motor, FAW Group and Chery Holding. The operator’s business relationships are through 4S dealerships and distribution channels in China. This breadth gives buyers several starting points for research and sourcing discussions.

For an individual purchase, the relevant supplier and its written offer are the practical points of reference. Confirm the supplying company, offered version and availability with that supplier. A group name or model reference on a website does not establish the commercial terms of a particular vehicle order.

Move from a shortlist to a supplier conversation

  1. Browse models and record the exact versions that match your market.
  2. Open published supplier vehicles and the related supplier profiles.
  3. Prepare an inquiry with the vehicle, quantity, destination and any essential requirements.
  4. Compare replies using the same vehicle specification and delivery basis.
  5. Confirm the contract, payment recipient, documents and delivery arrangements directly with the parties involved.

What the platform does in the transaction

AUTOLINK provides information, vehicle presentation and buyer–supplier communication tools. Supplier review checks some business information; buyers should still examine the evidence relevant to their own order. Vehicle purchase payments and trade terms are agreed directly between the buyer and supplier. AUTOLINK does not hold vehicle purchase funds or provide transaction escrow.

Account access and membership benefits depend on the current plan shown on the website. Review those details before relying on a particular contact or pricing feature. If you are a supplier, the application and listing process is separate from the buyer’s model-research workflow.

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