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AUTO TECH 2021 was successfully held in Poly World Trade Center Exhibition Hall (PWTC ) on May 25-27, 2021. The show attracted 402 exhibitors, who presented their innovative solutions to 17,620 professional visitors on a total exhibition space of more than 30,000 square meters. The exhibition space increased by 6 percent compared to pre-pandemic level.
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The automotive market faces new challenges as the future of the industry moves towards highly automated and fully autonomous driving. The result is an increasing reliance on advanced sensors and domain controllers equipped with artificial intelligence to control vehicle perception – which can all be powered by the adaptive, intelligent, Xilinx automotive-qualified (XA) product portfolio.
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Geely plans to establish a new electric brand specifically to enter global markets and challenge EV makers including Tesla, officials familiar with the Chinese automaker’s activities tell WardsAuto.
The premium brand, named ZEEKR, will be integrated into Geely’s newly created Lingling Technology offshoot and operate separately from the more volume-oriented Geometry EV brand launched by Geely in 2019.
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Nation bucks global trend in 2020 to deliver impressive growth despite the pandemicWhile countries around the world struggle to contain COVID-19 and get their economies back on track, China has bucked the trend. Premium carmakers have reaped the benefits, with impressive sales results in the country for 2020.
German carmaker BMW topped the list of premium vehicle companies. A total of 777,379 BMW and MINI-branded vehicles were delivered last year in China, a 7.4 percent growth from 2019.