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SHANGHAI MOTOR SHOW: Wackiest cars and knock-offs SHANGHAI MOTOR SHOW: Wackiest cars and knock-offs April 23, 2021 We check out some of the weirdest production cars and concepts at the first major motor show since 2019 This year’s Tokyo motor show may have just been cancelled, joining the 2020 New York, Geneva, Paris, Detroit and Beijing no-shows, but that didn’t stop 2021 Auto Shanghai going ahead in China this week. As expected, the first major motor show since 2019 hosted its usual array...

A tale of two carmakers: GM and Toyota take different electric roads in China Today 05:45 am JST Today | 06:42 am JST SHANGHAI Toyota pioneered the worlds most successful hybrid car but when it comes to pure electric vehicles it has some catching up to do, especially in China. The Hong Guang Mini EV, a tiny, no-frills car made by a General Motors joint venture that costs under $5,000 is a smash hit in the worlds biggest car market while Toyota has yet to launch its own small,...

Former Olympian and Reality TV star Caitlyn Jenner has just announced plans to run for California governor as Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom faces a recall election amid widespread public resentment over his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has hammered the Golden State despite Newsoms restrictive, economy-killing measures. In a statement shared on her twitter account, Jenner promised to fight for small business owners, lamenting that businesses across the state have been "devastated beca...

The $4,400 Hong Guang Mini EV is outselling Tesla in China Quartz 2 hrs ago © Provided by Quartz Auto Shanghai show in Shanghai The Hong Guang Mini is a small, boxy electric car. A far cry from the sleek, speedy machines from prestige EV companies, it offers a low-key cuteness at a low-key price. And that has been the secret of its success. Just weeks after its launch at the end of July, the low-speed pure electric EV began outselling Tesla in China. Some 14,495 units of the car were sold ...

There are some weird and wonderful concepts on display at the 2021 Shanghai Auto Show, ranging from the stu...

THE Shanghai Motor Show. It’s being held in the Shanghai National Exhibition and Convention Centre and officially opened its doors to the public on 21 April and runs to 28 April. Now there’s a few unusual statements in that first paragraph.   The first - there’s a motor show that’s not been cancelled. Second, there are actual people being let in.  And if that’s not enough, then on the press preview days there were some highly surprising cars being displayed. Perhaps...

| Share AP Photo/Ng Han Guan SHANGHAI (AP) — Ford and Chinese brands unveiled new SUVs for China on Monday at the Shanghai auto show, the industry’s biggest marketing event in a year overshadowed by the coronavirus pandemic. Automakers are looking to China, the biggest auto market by sales volume and the first major economy to rebound from the pandemic, to propel a revival in demand and reverse multibillion-dollar losses. Auto Shanghai 2021 takes place under anti-virus controls that inclu...

SHARE STORY We interrupt this regularly scheduled virtual auto show with breaking news: there are people attending the 2021 Shanghai Auto Show in person! As you let that sink in, and your mind wanders to the prospect of a future where you’ll be able to walk around the latest and greatest new vehicles rather than look on passively from the discomfort of your well-worn desk chair, here’s a roundup of the new vehicles those lucky people attending media day at the show saw up close, today. Aud...

autoevolution 20 Apr 2021, 7:32 UTC · by 10 photos Last year, GM, SAIC, and Wuling introduced the Mini EV, an incredibly small and even more incredibly cheap electric EV that turned out to be the hottest EV of the year. With prices starting at $4,400, it’s a perfect solution for crowded cities, where traffic and parking range from bad to the worst. With 27 horsepower and 62 lb-ft (85 Nm) of torque, the Mini EV is offered in three trim choices, with the cheapest promising an estimated r...

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