Beijing auto show expected to be postponed amid new virus outbreak

Beijing auto show 2018 — An MG Motor E-motion concept vehicle on display at the Beijing auto show in April 2018. The 2022 show will be rescheduled from April, organizers say, as China grapples with new COVID-19 outbreaks. (BLOOMBERG)

March 24, 2022 03:46 PM

The biennual Beijing auto show, which is scheduled to begin on April 21 in the Chinese capital, is expected to be postponed due to surging coronavirus infections in multiple cities across China.

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