All China Design articles – Page 7
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Studio visit: Toyota Shanghai Design Center
The studio helping Toyota's drive to understand how best to make cars for China
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Studio visit: FCA APAC Design Shanghai
A visit to FCA’s fourth studio reveals a set-up just finding its feet
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Icona Design brings Turin to Shanghai [sponsored article]
Icona takes the traditions of the great Italian design studios and transplants them to a new, alternative marketplace – China
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Volkswagen Neeza concept
The only foreign manufacturer to display a concept car at Auto China 2006 was Volkswagen, unveiling the Neeza crossover concept. As one of the first major overseas manufacturers to enter the Chinese market more than 20 years ago, it's evident that Volkswagen is again intent on leading the motoring trend ...
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Changfeng M1A
This compact MPV was another new production car presented with a few trim elements that will likely not make it to series production.
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Nanjing MG
The Nanjing-MG range debuted at the Shanghai Motor Show - a highlight in all ways - except none of the cars are new designs.
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Brillance FRV
The FRV is a fairly generic, slightly old-proportioned C-segment hatchback making its show debut in Shanghai in one of the most popular current car colours in China: green.
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Chery Shooting Sport
Penned by Roberto Piatti's new automotive design house, Torino Design, the Shooting Sport was the strongest domestic Chinese branded concept at Shanghai.
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Geely IG concept
Arguably the most innovative of Geely's concepts at the 2009 Shanghai auto show was the IG or 'Intelligent Geely' city car that proposes a small chassis and body with interchangeable powertrains from a small conventional combustion engine to hybrid and full-electric.
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Guangbin Li Nian Roadster concept
Guangbin, a joint venture between Honda and local manufacturer Guangzhou Auto, unveiled a new concept at Auto Shanghai 2009.
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Geely GT Tiger concept
One of the most dramatic designs sporting a Chinese OEM badge at the 2009 Shanghai auto show was the GT or 'Geely Tiger'.
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Chana E301 concept
One of the surprises of the 2009 Shanghai auto show was the Chana E301 Concept from Chongqing Changan Automobile - a manufacturer more commonly known for making everyday vehicles like the Mondeo, Swift and 2 in joint ventures with Ford, Suzuki and Mazda.
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Changfeng Acumen
Former military truck supplier to the People's Liberation Army of China, Changfeng Motors, chose today's Auto China 2009 press day to unveil a pair of new cars based on the Lancer sedan sold by joint venture partner Mitsubishi.