China is likely to extend its favorable purchase tax policy on small engine vehicles to further boost the market's growth, though some have suggested tax reform to further discourage the "gas guzzlers".
Carmakers and a university recently teamed up to define vehicle communication standards, with guidelines set to be published by the end of this year, to help boost transportation safety and the development of intelligent and connected vehicles, or ICVs.
The automobile manufacturer Borgward Group AG is staging a comeback, planning to build a production facility in its former home of Bremen, Germany.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV is cutting back on discounted, lower-margin sales to fleet customers in the United States, following General Motors Co in a strategy that helped the larger rival post record third-quarter profits.
FAW-VW Audi's new A6L was awarded the most appealing midsize premium car after the segment-leading sedan's facelift was launched on the Chinese market with more youthful and dynamic elements, and consolidated its benchmark position with customer-oriented upgrades.
Not only a platform for bilateral ties, the ninth Cross-Straits Cultural Industries Fair held from Nov 4 to 7 in Xiamen, Fujian province, creates a new path for booming cultural industries amid the internet era, said experts.
Combining the essence of traditional culture with excellent technique is a lifetime mission for artists from Taiwan.
The word "but" is probably the one most frequently on the lips of Qu Xing, China's ambassador to Belgium, when describing this small country in Western Europe and all that it has achieved.
Qingdao JM Corp and AppliTek signed an agreement on water monitoring devices on 29 October. This agreement has marked the first instance of cooperation between the Qingdao local company and the analytical technology giant from Belgium.
Huawei Vice-President of Global Public Affairs David Harmon is invited to deliver a speech on the company's successful experience in Belgium on Oct 31 during the Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel's visit to China.
In one of China's severely polluted cities, Tianjin, the smog caused by air pollution sometimes can be heavy enough to limit visibility to within 10 meters.
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