The high-speed railway between Beijing and Zhangjiakou, Hebei province - set to enter operation in 2019 - will allow trains to travel at 350 kilometers per hour, 10 times faster than the standard train used a century ago.
Qinglongqiao stationmaster Yang Cunxin has worked at the century-old station on the Beijing-Zhangjiakou railway for 36 years.
Land Rover's all-new Discovery is ready to establish the segment's benchmark and compete in the world's largest sport utility vehicle market, delivering the ultimate in off-road capabilities without compromising luxurious riding comfort.
Lincoln Motor will offer up its tailored experience, which has been driving up its sales, in more Chinese cities, as the premium carmaker is to open 15 stores and 13 branches this year.
Tailor-made for young customers in China, BMW's all-new 1 Series Sedan is a perfect example of the carmaker's localization in the market, a senior executive of the company said.
Luminous Gold is an exclusive exterior color for the all-new BMW 1 Series Sedan in China. The new "halo" hexagonally-shaped headlights give the vehicle a focused look.
China's electric car startups are racing to position themselves with a first-mover advantage with the aim of seizing the burgeoning market, which the government hopes will sell 2 million cars a year by 2020.
If you want to buy a used car in China, the biggest problem is not whether you can find one - the country has 194 million cars on its roads - but whether it is fairly priced.
The Chinese government is set to plug the existing regulatory gap to update national standards for low-speed electric vehicles in a move to improve both driver and pedestrian safety and air quality.
China is probably home to the most intense competition among premium carmakers, and this competition may reach a tipping point this year that results in a changing of, if not the guard, then the order of the top players.
Elon Musk delivered a mixed bag for Tesla Inc shareholders, reassuring them that his mass-market electric sedan will arrive on time in July while disclosing the departure of a senior executive and warning the company will probably need another cash infusion.
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