Etiqueta: Guangzhou Auto Show

First held in 1991, the Shenzhen auto show is held annually and is one of the largest auto shows in China.

Chinese auto marque Chery has created a visionary concept van meant to navigate out of the city and chase adventure with family and friends. The compact-but-expandable vessel combines the latest in automated driving tech with next-gen camper features like a slide-out glass pod and deployable frunk kitchen. It's what Chery calls "Travel 4.0."

Confidence Auto vehicles will cost more than one million yuan (137,900 USD). The first model is expected to be released in April or May this year and available on the market later in the fourth quarter.

Yangwang officially launched the U9 on February 25, 2024, with the 2-seater model starting at RMB 1.68 million ($230,870).

Yangwang demonstrated in a video that the U7 can complete a maze game on the roof of the car through the responsiveness of the DiSus-Z body control system.

The BYD Xia reached Chinese dealers before the launch scheduled for January 8. This PHEV has over 400 hp and a starting price of 38,400 USD.

The date for the next Beijing auto show has been set, with the Shanghai auto show due in about four months.

A total of 1,171 vehicles were on display at the 2024 Guangzhou auto show, of which 512 were NEVs, with NEVs on display in almost all booths.

The bZ7 EV sedan is not planned for North America. The competition is fierce in the electric segment in China.   Toyota has not yet fully embraced the complete electrification of the global automotive fleet. Toyota – and Lexus for that matter – prefers to offer several electrified options (instead of just one), the hybrid […]

Toyota introduced its latest all-electric concept, the bZ7, at the Guangzhou Auto Show, signaling its deeper commitment to the EV market in China. The bZ7 is