The Shanghai Auto Show has concluded with a bang. It set a new record high since its launch in 1985. The bi-annual event hosted around 500-thousand visitors from over 100 countries and regions.
Vehicles displaying at the exhibition sold like hot cakes. This year's event featured more than 10 global and Asian debuts of cars with the latest fuel-efficient technologies.
Major manufacturers from around the world showed off dozens of the latest motoring marvels. This follows the success of the Beijing Auto Show last November.
Experts say car manufacturers' willingness to spend so heavily on two major local car shows just months apart clearly signals China's growing importance.
Home-grown brands such as Chery and SAIC also made debut of their newly-developed fuel cell vehicles, competing with their international counterparts.
Vehicles displaying at the exhibition sold like hot cakes. This year's event featured more than 10 global and Asian debuts of cars with the latest fuel-efficient technologies.
Major manufacturers from around the world showed off dozens of the latest motoring marvels. This follows the success of the Beijing Auto Show last November.
Experts say car manufacturers' willingness to spend so heavily on two major local car shows just months apart clearly signals China's growing importance.
Home-grown brands such as Chery and SAIC also made debut of their newly-developed fuel cell vehicles, competing with their international counterparts.