Recent research has found Chinese are open to paying more to have auto-driving features in their vehicles and the country is expected to become the largest market for autonomous vehicles in 20 years.
The China Association of Automobile Manufacturers announced on Friday that passenger car sales totaled 2.2 million units in January, 9.3 percent more than a year earlier, and the production of new-energy vehicles surged by 144 percent.
The capital of Southwest China's Sichuan province is planning huge investments to establish itself as an international influence in innovation and business startups.
Chengdu has introduced a package of startup and innovation personnel policies for foreigners with promising startup projects or outstanding research achievements to lure top international personnel to the Southwest China city.
Experts, investors and entrepreneurs share their views on Chengdu's startup and innovation environment, Yang Cheng and Peng Chao report.
For Jaguar Land Rover, product is king in the Year of the Monkey. The British automaker is assembling a formidable product line-up of Jaguar and Land Rover models as it aims to build on an impressive six months of consecutive sales growth following a period of adjustment in China in the first half of 2015.
Despite uncertain global economic prospects, the world's intellectual property activity continues to grow robustly, according to World Intellectual Property Indicators 2015, released at the end of last year. The annual report by the World Intellectual Property Organization shows the latest trends in the IP business worldwide.
Experts, locals question the city's proposal to restrict cars, Li Fusheng reports.
China is speeding up its upgrading of vehicle emission standards to control car exhaust pollution, an alleged culprit for the smog that shrouds nearly half the country on many winter days.
The auto industry is being urged to pay more attention to social media as it may provide insight on potential customers.
Chinese auto experts expect multipurpose vehicles to become the next popular vehicle in China as the nation's second-child policy goes into full swing.
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