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Nissan just can’t seem to get enough of electrified concept cars, having revealed another quartet of ‘new energy vehicles’ (NEVs) at the 2024 Beijing Auto Show.

China's largest auto show opened in Beijing with the biggest names showing off their latest electric vehicles (EVs), underlining how the world's largest auto market is already in an all-electric state of mind, and isn't looking back. The last thing China needs is more electric cars crowding a market, driving down prices at the expense of profit. Exporting that overcapacity, however, has brought EV makers to authorities' attention.

Today at Auto China 2024 under the theme of “A new Nissan for a new era in China,” Nissan unveiled four new energy vehicle (NEV) concepts and showcased a strong lineup of electrified models, underscoring its latest achievements and future direction in electrification.

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Nissan is set to introduce several new energy concept cars at the 18th Beijing International Automotive Exhibition, Auto China 2024, beginning April 25.

At the 18th Beijing International Automotive Exhibition (Auto China 2024), set to start April 25, Nissan will unveil several new energy concept models designed for the China market. The show will also see the China debut of the all-electric Nissan Hyper Force concept and Formula E Gen3 race car. Amid burgeoning trends of electrification and intelligent technology, Nissan is set to reveal how it caters to the growing appetite for AI-driven mobility solutions. Nissan plans to showcase a ful...

Data from car portal 16888.com analysed by Bloomberg shows BYD has cut prices of more than 100 model versions compared with December, and relaunched a further 70 model trims with lower prices. About the only unaffected models come from its launched Yangwang brand, including its newly unveiled supercar, which goes for 1.68 million yuan ($233,000).