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.
Renault began production on its compact Kadjar sport utility vehicle this month in Wuhan, capital of Hubei province, after more than a decade of selling its imported cars in China.
Stuttgart-based automaker Daimler AG grew profitably again in 2015, once more achieving record levels of unit sales and earnings before interest and taxes, with contributions from all divisions.
Spring Festival is around the corner and many who are ready to celebrate the Year of the Monkey might find that Sichuan province in Southwest China is an ideal destination to experience traditional folk customs.
Jiang Chaoliang, governor of Jilin province, delivered the 2015 government work report at the provincial people's congress on Jan 26 in the capital Changchun.
Many viewers of the movie Kung Fu Panda 3, which was released in China and the United States on Friday, are interested in the fictional Panda Village to which hero Po returns with his long-lost father, especially those who live in or have traveled to Sichuan province in southwestern China.
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