Which Chinese Car Brands Need a +86 Number

List of Chinese car brands whose apps require a Chinese +86 number: BYD, Chery, Geely, Nio, XPeng, Voyah, Avatr, MG, Great Wall and more.

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A Chinese +86 number is required by every brand whose app sends verification codes only to Chinese numbers: BYD, Chery, Geely, Nio, XPeng, Voyah, Avatr, MG, Great Wall (Haval, Tank, ORA) and others. KitSim issues a +86 number as an eSIM within one day.

The logic is the same for all Chinese manufacturers: the app was built for the domestic market, so the SMS verification code goes only to a Chinese +86 number. International numbers never receive it.

Brands and their apps

BYD — BYD App
Chery / Omoda / Jaecoo — Chery App, Omoda App
Geely — Geely App
Nio — Nio App
XPeng — XPeng App (MPI account)
Voyah — Voyah App
Avatr — Avatr App
MG — MG App, iSMART App
Great Wall — GWM App, ORA App (Haval, Tank, ORA)

When the number is essential

Initial app registration
Master account recovery
Adding a second driver
Activating subscriptions and service features

How it is solved

KitSim issues a Chinese +86 number as an eSIM, usually within one day. The owner installs the eSIM on their phone, registers the account and uses the app. The primary SIM stays active; support is available in English and Russian.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Chinese +86 number cost?

Issuing the number costs €50. Renewal for the next year is €27/year.

How long does issuance take?

Usually one day after the owner's documents are received.

What is required from the car owner?

A phone number, email, car model, your name and surname in Latin letters as in your passport, and the passport number. No document photos, selfie or office visit required.

Does my phone support eSIM?

You do not need eSIM in your phone. Any smartphone works — even one without eSIM: iPhone, Samsung, Google Pixel, Huawei, Android and others. We issue and manage the +86 number itself.

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