Ford showed off the production version of its new small EcoSport SUV, first seen at the Delhi show earlier this year.
Is the striking Lamborghini Estoque sedan concept from the 2008 Paris motor show dead? Not exactly.
Ford plans to quadruple the number of SUVs it offers in China over the next year as demand for the vehicle type increases.
Premium car makers are confident of growth in China continuing a while yet even as overall market expansion slows.
With the Beijing Show kicking off today (first press day), it's worth considering where the Chinese market and industry stands, in terms of long-term development.
Chrysler plans to relaunch brand sales in China this June with the 300C large sedan, Fiat-Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne said on the sidelines of the Beijing auto show on Monday.
Chrysler plans to relaunch brand sales in China this June with the 300C large sedan, Fiat-Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne said on the sidelines of the Beijing auto show on Monday.
Locally-owned Volvo plans to launch 10 new models in China by 2020, its chairman, Li Shufu, said on the sidelines of the Beijing show.
PSA Peugeot Citroen is to rationalise certain European divisions to establish joint operations, with for example, Peugeot Germany in Saarbrucken moving to Citroen's headquarters in Cologne.
Volkswagen may build more factories in western China after announcing plans to set up a new plant in Xinjiang province, the company's sales chief, Christian Klingler, said ahead of the Beijing show.
A survey of automotive dealerships in China conducted by JD Power has found that dealers are reporting lower profits due to the 'changing economic and regulatory environment, coupled with more products and dealerships'.
Between 2004 and 2010 Tata Motors-owned Jaguar and Land Rover sold 39,000 cars in China, last year it sold 42,000 and the numbers will continue to rise.
New vehicle sales in Thailand rose by 21.5% year-on-year in March to a new record high of 110,928 units, according to data released by the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI).
DRB-Hicom, owner of Lotus parent Proton, has issued a statement to say that it has not decided to sell Lotus.
Ford is examining 'very closely' whether to form an indigenous brand in China, Joe Hinrichs, president of Ford's Asia Pacific and Africa region, said at the auto show in Beijing today.
Ford is considering introducing more models in the value segment to target consumers in China's smaller and less developed cities.
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For more than a decade, the Ford Escape has chugged along with a conservative, boxy design firmly rooted in SUV tradition. For 2013, the Escape has undergone a radical transformation, trading its squarish look for a sleek, curvy, carlike design.
Dean Evans admits to taking a few potshots over the years at automakers' chief marketing officers. Now Evans is a chief marketer himself; he took over at Subaru of America in September.
I thought that I had a rough trip from my hotel to the opening of the Beijing auto show. Then I learned I got to the show with fewer delays than Fiat-Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne's police-escorted motorcade.