MUNICH -- Chinese brands drew lots of attention at the 2023 IAA Mobility show in Munich, with sprawling booths, flashy presentations and displays of mostly electric models from minicars to luxury passenger vans. Not all the cars at Munich will be coming to Europe – some were here purely to show off design and technological prowess – but there were enough new-to-Europe models to intrigue potential buyers.
These were the top Chinese debuts:
BYD Seal
BYD, which rivals Tesla as the top global seller of full-electric vehicles, launched the Seal, a midsize sedan aimed directly at Tesla and Volkswagen, and the Seal U, a midsize SUV.