Cars
China has strived long and hard to become the world’s number one car market. And it achieved it in late 2009, holding that title until today. Only last year, 18 million vehicles were sold in China while some executives, like Ford’s strategy director for the Asia/Pacific region, Will Periam, expect it to reach 32 million units in the next nine years.
- Gm Sells More Than 2 Million Vehicles In China For 2nd Year In A Row
General Motors has been the market leader in China for the past six years, selling cars under the Baojung, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Jiefang, Opel and Wuling brands. On October 17, the Detroit maker it announced that it sold more than 2 million vehicles...
- Will China's Byd Bring The F3dm To The U.s. Or Will This Be Just Another Broken Promise?
When it comes to making cars, China is king. We’re talking the world’s largest car market, with over a hundred individual marques. So why is it that there are virtually zero Chinese car manufactures selling cars in the U.S. aka the world’s...
- Ferrari Delivers Its 500th Car In China
We don't intend on being mean or anything, but seriously now, does this guy look like he just received a brand-new Ferrari 612 Scaglietti OTO that was delivered to him personally by the Scuderia's Formula One driver F1 Felipe Massa? We swear that...
- Rolls Royce Opens Sixth Showroom In China
Business is going well for Rolls-Royce in China as the luxury automaker officially opened its sixth showroom today in the most populated and economically diverse country in the world. The new showroom is located in the city Hangzhou and is situated in...
- Bentley Reports Record Sales And Profits For 2007
Under the guidance of the Volkswagen Group, Bentley reported record sales and profits for the 2007 calendar year that ended on 31 December 2007. The British luxury carmaker increased its net revenue by €36m or 2.7% compared with 2006, to set a new...
Cars
China Wants Car Manufactures to Shift Away from Volume and Focus on Eco-Friendliness
China has strived long and hard to become the world’s number one car market. And it achieved it in late 2009, holding that title until today. Only last year, 18 million vehicles were sold in China while some executives, like Ford’s strategy director for the Asia/Pacific region, Will Periam, expect it to reach 32 million units in the next nine years.
And it’s only natural for automakers to make the country their number one priority. Not just mass manufacturers, which already have local factories, but also luxury brands like Bentley and Rolls-Royce that try to outdo each other by unveiling China-only special editions.
- Gm Sells More Than 2 Million Vehicles In China For 2nd Year In A Row
General Motors has been the market leader in China for the past six years, selling cars under the Baojung, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Jiefang, Opel and Wuling brands. On October 17, the Detroit maker it announced that it sold more than 2 million vehicles...
- Will China's Byd Bring The F3dm To The U.s. Or Will This Be Just Another Broken Promise?
When it comes to making cars, China is king. We’re talking the world’s largest car market, with over a hundred individual marques. So why is it that there are virtually zero Chinese car manufactures selling cars in the U.S. aka the world’s...
- Ferrari Delivers Its 500th Car In China
We don't intend on being mean or anything, but seriously now, does this guy look like he just received a brand-new Ferrari 612 Scaglietti OTO that was delivered to him personally by the Scuderia's Formula One driver F1 Felipe Massa? We swear that...
- Rolls Royce Opens Sixth Showroom In China
Business is going well for Rolls-Royce in China as the luxury automaker officially opened its sixth showroom today in the most populated and economically diverse country in the world. The new showroom is located in the city Hangzhou and is situated in...
- Bentley Reports Record Sales And Profits For 2007
Under the guidance of the Volkswagen Group, Bentley reported record sales and profits for the 2007 calendar year that ended on 31 December 2007. The British luxury carmaker increased its net revenue by €36m or 2.7% compared with 2006, to set a new...