Preface
The 18th Beijing International Automotive Exhibition (Auto China 2024) will kick off on April 25. Themed "Driving to Smart Mobility," this prestigious event has attracted numerous domestic and foreign carmakers to showcase their latest technologies and products, aiming to attract more consumers. Notably, a total of 278 new energy vehicles will steal the spotlight at this grand event. Below, Infoturbo summarizes significant NEVs from automotive startups and tech giants, traditional Chinese carmakers, as well as foreign and joint venture counterparts. Let's take a sneak peek!
Automotive Startups & Tech Giants
Huawei
The new AITO M5, developed by Huawei and SERES, will be unveiled at Auto China 2024;
The STELATO S9, the first model developed by Huawei and BAIC Group, is set to shine at this year's Beijing auto show;
Leapmotor
Leapmotor's first MPSUV, the C16, will celebrate its world premiere and begin pre-sales at Auto China 2024.
Li Auto
NIO
NETA
XPeng
Xiaomi
Traditional Chinese Carmakers
BYD
Chery
Chery will bring the iCAR 03T, V23, and X25, developed for young consumers, to Auto China 2024.
Geely
Geely will also unveil its first all-electric SUV the Galaxy E5 at the auto show.
Hongqi
Foreign Carmakers & Joint Ventures
Audi
The Chinese-made Q6L e-tron will make its world premiere at the Volkswagen Group Night on the eve of Auto China 2024 and is set to hit the market in 2025;
The Q5 e-tron RS edition, developed for the Chinese market, and the SQ6 e-tron will be shown for the first time at Auto China.
BMW
The BMW Vision Neue Klasse will have its China premiere at the auto show.
DENZA
GM
Honda
Mercedes-Benz
NISSAN
Toyota
Volkswagen
The ID.UNYX, Volkswagen Anhui's first all-electric model, will make its debut at the Beijing auto show.
Volvo
Note: The carmakers above are listed in alphabetical order.
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