The size of China's auto market: 10 questions
2012-05-15
To help kick off an intensive two-day discussions on China’s Auto Market Size, Competition and Global Impact, the theme of CBU/CAR’s 17th annual international conference on April 24-25 in Beijing, the following 10 questions were raised to speakers and attendees by way of opening remarks.
China’s automobile sales reached 18.5 million units in 2011 but were only up 2.5 percent on a yearly basis, ending two straight years of high double-digit growth.
It’s official. Chery and Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) will be forming a joint venture in China. The official announcement from the two partners on March 21 confirms recent rumors and shows once again that China’
BEIJING – GAC-Honda Automobile Co., Ltd. (GHAC) announced on April 23 here that it will build a third production line at its Zengcheng plant in Guangdong Province.
WOLFSBURG – SAIC Motor Corp. and Volkswagen AG signed a contract here on April 23 to build a new production plant in Urumqi, capital of China’
ST. LOUIS – The parent company of Enterprise Holdings announced on March 29 that it is making a strategic investment and reaching a global affiliation agreement with China-based eHi Auto Services, marking its official entry into the Chinese auto rental market.
CHENGDU, Sichuan – Visteon Corp. announced on April 9 that its automotive climate joint venture in China, FAWER Visteon Climate Control Systems (FVCC), has opened a plant in Chengdu to produce aluminum radiators for FAW-Volkswagen’