China Auto News
This striking little machine is the Red Space, an electric city car concept launched on the L.A. Auto Show. It was designed by none other than the infamous Chris Bangle. The Red Space will be manufactured in China by the China Hi-Tech Group (CHTC), a state-owned conglomerate involved in car making, car trading, chemicals, textiles, and machinery.
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WEY debuted their new XEV electric concept car on the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show. The XEV previews a future compact sporty crossover.
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China’s Borgward brought the Isabella electric concept car to the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show. The name harks back to 1954 2-door coupe with the same name, far far away in the non-Chinese past.
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Exeed is a new premium brand under Chery Auto. In China it will compete with WEY and Lynk&Co. The TX is their first car. It will be launched on the Chinese car market in 2018, and Chery has plans to bring the Exeed brand to the rest of the world as well, although they didn’t show any timetable yet.
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The WEY P8 is a plug-in hybrid SUV based on the WEY VV7. It is the production version of the Pi4 VV7c concept that debuted last April in Shanghai.
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Thunderpower is the BEST name ever for a car company. Thunder Power is a Chinese car maker headquartered in Hong Kong with a factory-under-construction in Ganzhou and a design center in Milan. The designers are all Italians. Last year they showed a four-door sedan and they are also working on a sleek two-door coupe.
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Time now for Part 3 of our coverage of the Revival2K17 tuning show on the Goldenport race track in Beijing. Part 1 is here and Part 2 is here. Starting with a C5 Audi A6 Avant with Oregon license plates. Not sure if they are real. It could be a U.S.-spec example imported into China.
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I am a year older again, time thus for the Revival2K17 tuning show on the Goldenport race track, the largest such event in Beijing (2016 edition). It was a great party with hundreds of beautiful cars, good fat food, ultra loud music, and many hyperventilating people. My kind of a good day! We start with a super clean Y31 Nissan Gloria Brougham VIP sedan in beige brown on red Thai license plates.
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TechRules is back on the Geneva Motor Show, and this time they brought the manic Ren, a Turbine-Recharging Electric Vehicle (TREV) with a massive 1287 horsepower powering all four wheels. It looks like super sharp super car topped up with a racy shark fin at the rear.
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The new Guangzhou Auto GE3 electric crossover-SUV debuted on the Detroit Auto Show. It is the first car to be based on Guangzhou Auto’s new electric-vehicle platform. It will be launched on the Chinese car market in March and might also be exported to the United States in the not-so far future, alongside the new GS7 SUV.
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