China's automotive industry is world's largest, producing 24 million vehicles in 2022. China exports over 3 million vehicles annually, surpassing Japan as world's largest exporter. Industry started in 1862 with Changan Automobile as defense factory
Yangwang U8 Premium Edition priced at 1,098,000 RMB, deliveries start October. Offers up to 1,000 km CLTC range with plug-in hybrid system. Features 1,200 horsepower, 0-100 km/h in 3.6 seconds. Supports 110 kW DC charging, 30-80% charge in 18 minutes
Ocean-inspired design with dynamic X-structure front styling. Features water drop tail lamps and electric tailgate. 15.6" rotating touchscreen and 128-colour ambient lighting
BMW, Bugatti, and Buick are the most prominent brands starting with 'B'. BMW produces luxury cars, Rolls-Royce, and Mini since 1916. Bugatti specializes in high-performance sports cars since 1998. Buick is an American luxury brand owned by GM since 1899
Plug-in hybrid vehicles can be charged externally via standard wall sockets. PHEVs can use both internal combustion engine and external charging power. Battery pack size is smaller than conventional hybrids but provides flexibility
First vehicle of Fangchengbao brand, launched in China in November 2023. Will be sold internationally under Denza brand in 2025. Distributed through Fangchengbao direct sales stores