The all-new BMW 5 Series Long Wheelbase makes its world premiere at the 2017 Shanghai International Auto Show today, and the seventh generation of the series is now the peerlessly progressive, dynamic business sedan to satisfy all aspirations.
BMW believes Chinese consumers can lead the world in taking up e-mobility, Hao Yan reports.
BMW pulled the covers of the new special-edition version of the BMW i8, on which yellow shares its canvas with accents in Frozen Grey Metallic, on Wednesday, the first media day during the on-going Shanghai international auto show.
BMW Group is on the right track to become a leading force in e-mobility based on its innovation and technology in BMW i, said a senior executive of the company.
The pioneering VC-Turbo engine and intelligent driving technology from Infiniti are turning heads at Auto Shanghai. With a strong showing in new automotive technology, and the "Power and Artistry" of the design of the QX50 Concept, auto fans see a clear direction for how Infiniti means to "Empower the Drive".
One thousand domestic and international exhibitors are showcasing 1,400 cars-including 113 world premieres - at the biennial Shanghai auto show that opens today, hoping to woo the world's largest and possibly most competitive car market with the latest products and technologies.
German premium automaker Daimler AG is ready to hit the stage at this year's Shanghai Auto show, with a full lineup from its major brands and strong performances in its Chinese businesses.
The first quarter of this year saw Mercedes-Benz's unsurprising but remarkable growth of 37 percent year-on-year, the highest among German premium brands in China.
While the convenience of scanning a QR code on a Mobike frame to unlock the vehicle has partially contributed to the growing popularity of the brand, the technology has locked the Beijing-based bike-sharing company in a legal wrangle with a company from a different line of business.
Major e-commerce platform Taobao announced in late March that 9 million online merchants have been involved in disputes due to complaints related to just 83 malicious trademarks.
The recently established Beijing-based committee for the identification of movie and TV drama copyright will provide improved judicial expertise to deal with plagiarism in the industry, insiders said.
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