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Welcome to Part 2 of our coverage of Day 2 of the 2018 Beijing Auto Show. Starting with Changjiang EV. The brand launched two years ago and this time they had three new concept cars. The first one was a nameless sedan that looked rather good, it had a range of 560 kilometers. The second one was a…
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Welcome to Part 1 of our coverage of Day 2 of the 2018 Beijing Auto Show. Starting with the MG X-Motion, a concept previewing a new large MG SUV based on the same platform as the Roewe RX8 and Maxus D90. It will hit the market in H2, powered by a 190 hp 2.0 turbo.
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Welcome to Part 3 of our coverage of Day 1 of the 2018 Beijing Auto Show. Starting with the Hongqi E·境 GT, a beautiful green concept coupe with the hood ornament integrated in a line over the hood and grille. Sadly, the E·境 GT is not destined for production, but we will see some of its design elements on future Hongqi cars.
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Welcome to Part 2 of our coverage of Day 1 of the 2018 Beijing Auto Show. Starting with the Mercedes-Benz A-Class L Sedan, the sedan version of the A-Class, with 6.6 massive centimeters of extra long-wheelbase for the legs of the passengers in the back.
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Welcome to our coverage of the 2018 Beijing Auto Show. Due to the gigantic number of new cars we will report in highlights first, and come back in detail on individual cars later this week, and next.
Starting with the Byton Concept; the news of the show was a second prototype painted in green, a cooperation agreement with FAW, and the company announced that construction of their Nanjing factory will be completed in October.
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The JAC-Volkswagen joint venture has just unveiled their new SOL E20X, a cheap electric car for the Chinese masses. But it is not a really new car, the SOL E20Xis basically just a slightly reworked and rebadged JAC iEV7S.
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The 2018 Beijing Auto Show starts on Wednesday and we go into auto show mode right now, with a series of mega previews of the new cars arriving at the exhibition hall.
Starting Part 4 with the Qoros 5G, a nice fully electric concept car, with wireless charging (although you need to have that giant pole) and the usual connectivity and artificial intelligence. Sure thing! But the good news is that Qoros is apparently still alive.
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The controversial Vision Mercedes-Maybach Ultimate Luxury has just been unveiled in China, one day before the start of the 2018 Beijing Auto Show. And it is just as crazy as we hoped for, a big sedan on a SUV platform, painted in fiery red and dressed up with loads of shiny bits. A beauty.
The 2018 Beijing Auto Show starts on Wednesday and we go into auto show mode right now, with a series of mega previews of the new cars arriving at the exhibition hall. Starting Part 3 with the Hongqi E-HS3 electric SUV concept, previewing the upcoming Hongqi HS5. Continue reading “2018 Beijing Auto Show Mega Preview Part 3”
This stunning speed is the new Dongfeng eπ concept car, unveiled one day before the start of the 2018 Beijing Auto Show. The name is a bit wuzzy, the e stands for electricity, as the eπ is a plug-in hybrid. The π is the Greek letter Pi. The Pi is popular in Chinese these days, Yudo Auto is also using it, as a name for their electric crossovers.
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