Shanghai Auto Show

The electric version of the 2022 Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class has been revealed

Here are some of the highlights from the 2021 Shanghai auto show.

Cashed-up EV startup Hengchi has just unveiled nine vehicles but is planning even more.

There are now two distinct body styles for the Audi A7, though one of them is exclusive to China.

Hongqi used the Shanghai auto show to present a flagship sedan concept.

Great Wall Motor has unveiled a Ford Ranger Raptor rival at the 2021 Shanghai auto show.

The Polestar 1 ends production in 2021 but a new flagship based on Polestar's Precept sedan concept is coming.

Chinese luxury brand Hongqi is set to launch a range of high-end hybrids and EVs, starting with a hypercar.

MG has unveiled a striking concept that teases a rival to electric sports cars like the Tesla Roadster.

Toyota used the 2021 Shanghai auto show to preview its first volume electric vehicle.

The next member of VW's ID family of electric vehicles is a Tesla Model X rival exclusive to China.

The Ford Evos crossover shown at Shanghai could become the Fusion Active in the U.S. as a replacement for the Fusion sedan.

The Lincoln Zephyr Reflection concept sedan is the beautiful Lincoln we'd like here, but it's only set for China.

With the demise of the GS, it's now up to the ES to carry the mid-size sedan mantle at Lexus.

Genesis has unveiled an electric version of the G80, the automaker's first electrified vehicle of any kind.

A new EV brand backed by SAIC and Alibaba has been launched in China.

The revived Trailblazer slots between the Trax and Equinox in Chevrolet's lineup.

While North America is busy taking in news in the lead up to this week's 2019 New York International Auto Show, Lotus has focused its presence on Auto Shanghai 2019. There, the brand revealed a new track-ready machine: the Evora GT4 concept. The race-prepped concept car is a preview of the...

Chinese EV startup Nio used the Auto Shanghai 2019 to preview its first sedan and detail its new Nio Power comprehensive charging solution.

Lexus is entering the minivan game with a new model called the LM. It is based on a donor Toyota platform and will be sold exclusively in Asia for now.