Great Wall Motors saw its sales in the first six months fall 6 percent year-on-year, but some believe its prospects will brighten later this year.
As it rolls out a solution to help Chinese customers get closer to green mobility, BMW says owning an electric car is not as difficult as people think.
As China's economy enters an era of low growth, the backbone automobile industry will face the new challenges after several years of surging market demand.
The Chinese name BMW uses translates as "precious horse" while the province of Guizhou literally means "precious state".
When the State Council recently announced new-energy vehicles are exempt from purchase taxes from Sept 1 to the end of 2017, it was another boost to the industry as automakers, various levels of government and power suppliers gear up to do their part.
Volvo Cars recently launched its Sensus connectivity system in China, becoming the latest in a string of carmakers offering local customers access to the mobile Internet and related services.
In a first step, Volkswagen will introduce two electric cars into Chinese market, although hybrids will remain the German automaker's priority in terms of new energy vehicles.
The global automotive industry is facing a technology revolution for the next step of development, according to a PricewaterhouseCoopers survey.
For some, summer is best spent finding ways to cool off.
A bride wearing a long, delicate wedding dress is shooting wedding photos with her husband in a lavender field at the Provence International Lavender Manor, located in Chengdu, Sichuan province.
Lei Mingying, a 51-year-old farmer from Xingfu village in Xifeng county, Guizhou province, started her working day by answering phone calls for the family inn she runs with her husband.
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