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Electric-only brands Smart and Zeekr say they would be willing to add plug-in hybrids to their lineups in China, underlining the lengths automakers may go to capitalize on recent growth of the powertrain in the world’s largest car market.
VW, GM, Toyota and Nissan were among Western brands that brought eye-catching new metal to the Beijing auto show to capture the attention of Chinese buyers.
Nearly every domestic and international brand attended the showcase event of the Chinese auto industry. Here are the hits (and a few misses) from the show, which featured more than 100 premieres.
Foreign automakers are seeing technology giant Huawei as a potential tech partner for advanced driving assistance systems.
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