20 of April. Sunday opened the 13th Beijing international motor show. A leading Chinese automakers have reported the appearance in 2014 on the Russian market new models of cars. In August 2014 there will be a new CheryTiggo 5 SUV and sedan CheryArrizo 7.
Chinese automaker Chery said that looking at the Russian market with optimism. Cherry management is confident that sales this year will increase significantly. New car models should be to the taste to Russians.
Another major Chinese automaker GreatWallне began to reveal their plans concerning the Russian market for 2014. However, the company expressed high expectations for sales in the Russian market.
Sunday was declared a day for the media. However, despite this, several thousand people visited the showroom.
The world's leading car manufacturers pleased the audience with their innovations. Mercedes-Benzпривез new crossover ConceptCoupeSUV. Volkswagen presented the concept car GolfR-400. The company Peugeotпредставила new SUV for the Dakar rally. Lexusтакже not left behind, the company has prepared a number of novelties. In particular LexusNX. Hyundaiпоказал new Hyundaiix25.
On the 13th Beijing International motor show also presented a joint Chinese-European model. Company "Citroen" and "Dongfeng" gathered to please the audience crossover, released specifically for the Chinese market.
Luxury brands are also not paid attention to this auto show. In particular, Bentleyи Porche exhibited their new models.
Experts believe that soon China may become the largest market for cars in the prestige class. For comparison, in 2001 in the Chinese market sold a total of 45 thousand cars luxury, in 2012 this figure has exceeded 730 thousand European analysts believe that the Chinese market is the most promising when compared with the Western market.
American automaker GeneralMotorsв on Sunday confirmed its plans to invest in 2014-2017 more than $12 billion in business development in the PRC. GeneralMotorsпланирует to build in China five new plants for increasing production capacities. Matt Ciena (CEO GeneralMotorsChina) said that the concern plans to increase sales in China by 8-10% in 2014.
