Auto Special:BMW Brilliance's ZINORO charging into Shanghai

BMW Brilliance introduced its ZINORO brand in Shanghai on Jan 14, making it easier for e-mobility aficionados in the metropolis to experience premium electric cars.

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LeTV plots its foray into the auto world with electric car

When word spread last week that Infiniti's former senior manager was joining Chinese Internet company Leshi Holding to develop a car manufacturing business, the company's share price surged.

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Dongfeng Peugeot Citroen Automobile Co set its 2015 sales goal at 800,000 vehicles. Of them, 350,000 are expected to be Dongfeng Citroen vehicles and 450,000 Dongfeng Peugeot cars.

Auto Special: BMW's 2 Series Active Tourer hits the road in China

German premium automaker BMW unveiled its 2 Series Active Tourer in Chengdu, Sichuan province on Jan 6, a move that many believe will consolidate its position in the compact class segment.

Ministry says no to private drivers in app taxi services

China's Ministry of Transport has said that Uber-like taxi services cannot use private car owners because of concerns about passenger safety and security.

Shanghai starts its 'parallel import' pilot for foreign cars

Shanghai Free Trade Zone is to become the first place in China where dealers can be authorized for so-called "parallel imports" of cars direct from manufacturers.

Auto Special:BMW Brilliance marks 1 millionth milestone

BMW Brilliance marked the debut of its 1 millionth vehicle when a white BMW 328 Li rolled off the assembly line at the automaker's Tiexi plant in Shenyang, Liaoning province, on Jan 8.

China-Bahamas bonds continue to strengthen

Even mountains and seas cannot separate people with common aspirations - such is the portrait of the bilateral relations between China and the Bahamas.

Ecuador aims for 'new level' of relations

Ecuador President Rafael Correa made a State visit to China from Jan 5 to 9 at the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping and also attended the first ministerial meeting of the China-CELAC Forum held on Jan 8.