Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition news, car show pictures and auto show model photos from the auto show 2013 in China.
A model poses next to a car at the Shandong auto show in Jinan, capital of the Shandong province on April 11, 2013.
Weichai Power is to strengthen its partnership with the Italian supercar maker, after signing a strategic alliance with it on technology, brand and market.
Models pose next to Hyundai Motor's luxury sports coupe concept "HND-9" at the Seoul auto show in Goyang, north of Seoul March 28.
Supercars like Astin Martin, Rolls Royce, Bentley, Ferrari, Porsche, and Bugatti are rushing to be on display at the New York International Auto Show.
BMW released an independent brand ZINORO made in China for China owned by its joint venture with Chinese partner Brilliance Auto.
China and the rest of Asia take up 35 to 40 percent of weekly meetings of Ford's top executives, many hooked in by video conference.
Ford Motor Co confirmed it can double its share to 6 percent of the Chinese passenger vehicle market over the next three years as it rolls out a spate of new products.
French automaker Renault hopes to sell 40,000 units in 2013, said Chen Guozhang, CEO of Renault Greater China, in a recent interview.
Dongfeng Yueda Kia said it will debut Huaqi, its wholly owned pure-electric car brand, during the Shanghai auto show later this month.
Nearly 2,000 automobile and component manufacturers from 18 countries and regions will be present at the event.
The latest Range Rover, built by British automaker Jaguar Land Rover, recently hit the Chinese market and its price tag ranges from 1.5 million to about 2.8 million yuan.
A technology that can help substantially reduce the most harmful emissions of diesel vehicles was recently developed by the Hefei University of Technology.
German premium automaker BMW last week unveiled a new brand in China in a bid to tap the nation's fledgling electric car market.
Following in the footsteps of premium automakers, manufacturers of specialty vehicles are targeting the swelling ranks of China's wealthy elite.
Audi plans an aggressive localization strategy to meet its China sales goals over the next two years, said a top official with FAW Volkswagen.