GAC Motor - the cutting-edge subsidiary of Guangzhou Automobile Group - unveiled two new models of the GA4 and the electric concept car Enverge to acclaim at the North American International Auto Show.
Entering the North American market will help drive GAC Motor, a major Chinese homegrown carmaker, to improve its research and development, product quality, brand influence and business management, according to the company's president.
Signature models in GAC Motor's lineup - including the brand new GA4 sedan and GAC Motor's world debut concept car, the Enverge - are on display at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, which runs from Jan 14 to 28. They demonstrate the company's innovations in research and achievements in manufacturing.
Covestro, a leading German high-tech polymers supplier, said it will contribute its expertise in materials sciences to support China's sustainable development.
Pursuing the essence of dynamics, renowned British auto brand Jaguar's unsurpassed all-new XEL sports sedan is redefining high performance handling, while driving beyond luxurious comfort.
Lexus China's art-inspired top luxury flagship models are poised to set new benchmarks in the premium D segment with a fresh sensual experience created in line with customers' unique lifestyles.
HNA Tourism, the HNA Group unit focusing on the travel and lifestyle industry, has pledged to provide higher-standard services to meet Chinese people's aspiration to live a better life in a new era, said Zhao Quan, chairman and CEO of HNA Tourism.
An expanded visa-free stay policy is expected to boost the integrated growth of Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei province, government officials said.
The 144-hour visa-free entry policy - for nationals with eligible travel identification and reserved tickets from 53 countries - is already producing strongly positive results.
The start of a 144-hour visa-free waiver policy for international travelers to Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei province will create a boom in local tourism, industry insiders said.
The Belt and Road Initiative is looking to gain traction in France, politicians and experts have said.
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