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Iconic Hongqi's plans for rejuvenated glory

[2013-03-04 07:51]

Once the premium car used by national leaders, the iconic Hongqi - or Red Flag - is planning a revival of its status as a government vehicle of choice.

Cadillac mapping out new route to fast lane

[2013-03-04 07:51]

Planning new models and facilities, premium US brand Cadillac wants to enter the fast lane in China and triple its sales in three years.

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[2013-03-04 07:51]

Geely makes moves in Brazil

Joint effort needed to clear the air

[2013-03-04 07:51]

It is not just an anecdote that the sun has not been shining as much as before in most areas of China.

BMW: Growth steady, outlook strong

[2013-03-04 07:51]

BMW Group expects its China sales to have double-digital growth this year, said the carmaker's new China chief Karsten Engel.

Costs drive Chang'an quest for partners

[2013-02-25 05:56]

Chang'an Automobile Group is considering plans to start a joint venture with French auto parts supplier Faurecia this year, according to a Chinese-language media report last week.

BMW, Audi set pace in dealership networks

[2013-02-25 05:56]

A recent report by Morgan Stanley says premium German carmakers BMW and Audi continue to outpace Mercedes-Benz in network expansion across China, especially in smaller cities.

With low charge in the electric market, a policy for cleaner conventional engines

[2013-02-25 05:56]

The nation's heavy reliance on imported oil and alarming air quality have led the Chinese government to encourage more efficient conventional engines powering automobiles, ships and machinery.

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[2013-02-25 05:56]

Geely R&D in Gothenburg

Roewe: Govt sales solution to sharp competition

[2013-02-25 05:56]

Roewe plans to focus on government procurement following the establishment of a separate marketing network earlier this month, said Chen Zhixin, general manager of SAIC Passenger Vehicle Co.

Great Wall in SUV bid to climb upmarket

[2013-02-18 08:04]

Over a decade after it first hit the market, the Haval SUV sub-brand from Great Wall Motors will become an independent badge with its own marketing and sales network in the first half of this year, said company president Wang Fengying.