Juruiyun Opens Yancheng Headquarters to Expand New Energy Vehicle Services and Global Business
The opening of Juruiyun’s Yancheng headquarters in April 2026 marked a new stage in the company’s automotive development. Located in the China–Korea (Yancheng) Industrial Park, the new base supports the expansion of technology, green mobility and international business.
A New Base in an Important Automotive Region
In April 2026, Juruiyun officially opened its Yancheng headquarters in Jiangsu Province. The new base is located in the China–Korea (Yancheng) Industrial Park, an area where new-energy passenger vehicles are an important part of the local industrial strategy.
The opening represents more than a change of office location. It creates a stronger operating base for Juruiyun’s next stage of development in automotive technology, mobility services and international business.
From Shenzhen Technology to a Broader Automotive Ecosystem
Juruiyun was founded in Shenzhen in 2019 with a technology foundation in BeiDou positioning, IoT, data and digital vehicle management. These capabilities were gradually expanded into automotive aftermarket services, vehicle operations and new-energy mobility.
Yancheng gives the company a new connection to a major automotive industry environment. According to the local government, the headquarters project integrates AI, IoT and big data and is designed to support a broader automotive ecosystem.
The local development direction also includes research, manufacturing, service and mobility. This creates more opportunities for technology and automotive resources to work together.
Why Yancheng Matters to Our Export Business
China’s automotive export industry depends on more than factories. It also depends on supply-chain coordination, vehicle services, digital systems, logistics and professional operating teams.
The Yancheng headquarters strengthens the wider company foundation behind Juruiyun’s international business. Local government coverage of the opening specifically described technology empowerment, green mobility and business going overseas as three areas that will expand from the Yancheng base.
For international buyers, this is important because a reliable exporter should be connected to the wider automotive industry, not isolated from it.
We understand vehicles before we export them.
Connecting Domestic Capability with International Demand
Global markets have different needs. Some buyers focus on new-energy passenger vehicles. Others need fleet vehicles, specific configurations or repeat batch orders. Regulations, documents, transport routes and local service expectations also vary from market to market.
Our role is to connect international demand with China’s vehicle resources in a more organized way.
Juruiyun’s technology and service background helps us manage vehicle information and processes. The company’s automotive ecosystem gives us a practical understanding of vehicle use and service. The Yancheng development adds another operating base for this long-term strategy.
A Step Toward Long-Term Global Partnerships
The opening of the Yancheng headquarters is one milestone in Juruiyun’s development, but the direction is clear: combine technology, automotive services, green mobility and international business.
For our vehicle export customers, we want this foundation to translate into a better sourcing experience: clearer communication, more controlled processes and a partner that understands the automotive business beyond the moment of sale.
As Chinese vehicles reach more markets, we will continue building the systems and partnerships needed to support sustainable international growth.
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