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SAIC’s Anji Logistics Launches World’s Largest Car Carrier on Maiden Voyage to Europe

The Anji Ahnsheng, with a capacity of 9,500 vehicles and advanced low-carbon technologies, begins its journey from Shanghai, marking a milestone in China's automotive export strategy.

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World's largest 9,500-EV capacity carrier launched in China.
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Overview

  • The Anji Ahnsheng, the world’s largest car carrier, was launched by SAIC’s Anji Logistics and departed Shanghai on May 15, 2025, for Europe carrying around 7,000 new energy vehicles.
  • The vessel surpasses BYD’s Shenzhen carrier, launched in April, and features a 9,500-vehicle capacity, a summer deadweight of 21,000 tons, and advanced low-carbon technologies.
  • Anji Logistics now operates China’s largest self-managed vehicle shipping fleet, consisting of 35 vessels, with plans to expand its international deep-sea fleet to 22 ships by 2026.
  • The Anji Ahnsheng integrates intelligent systems and is equipped for carbon-neutral fuel use, aligning with global green shipping trends.
  • China’s automotive exports reached a record 6.4 million units in 2024, with the Port of Shanghai leading global trade, handling 3.63 million vehicles last year.