Auto Shanghai 2011
SHANGHAI: Seat marks late entry into China
VW's Seat division made its Chinese debut at the Shanghai show with a modest display sandwiched between the vast Volkswagen…
SHANGHAI: Brilliance BMW 5 hybrid gets production green light
BMW confirmed at the Shanghai show that it would start production of a plug in hybrid version of its 5…
SHANGHAI: China’s MG waves the Union flag
MG -owned by China's SAIC -was keen to promote its Britishness with visitors to the stand greeted by the prominent…
SHANGHAI: Other markets ready for new Chevy Malibu
Chevrolet's new Malibu, designed in Korea to replace the current US model of the same one as well as the…
SHANGHAI: New brands likely to emerge
China is throwing up a whole new world of car companies with names such as Brilliance, Chery, Changan, SAIC and…
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SHANGHAI: Soundbites stress sales growth
International show time, so time for industry heads to instruct minions to work the spreadsheets and give The Boss something…
SHANGHAI: JLR ‘talking to Chinese partners’
Tata Motors owned Jaguar Land Rover is talking to a number of Chinese companies about a possible manufacturing joint venture,…
SHANGHAI: PSA confident over market growth
PSA Peugeot Citroën chief executive Phillippe Varin is confident that China's car market will continue to grow by about 10%…
SHANGHAI: Audi Q3 freewheels into the limelight
The compact Q3 SUV will be the first Audi to feature ‘disconnect coasting' - a system that automatically freewheels downhill…
SHANGHAI: Peugeot designs concept in China
The SXC, or Shanghai Cross Concept, is as its name suggests, the work of Peugeot's design studio here in Shanghai.…