CHINA AUTO SHOW

The fast-growing market for cars in China attracts plenty of attention to the nation's major car shows. In 2011 the major show is the Shanghai motor show (alternating years with the Beijing motor show.) Certainly there will be plenty of introductions from China's home-grown automakers. But U.S., Japanese and European automakers look to make a splash in Shanghai, too. Expected debuts at the 2011 show include the Audi Q3, BMW M5, the Mercedes-Benz A-class concept and a Buick crossover concept.

Redesigned Chevrolet Malibu exposed as Shanghai auto show reveal approaches

The redesigned ...

First official 2013 Audi Q3 photos released

Audi has lifted the veil on the updated Q3, revealing the compact SUV in all its production glory for the first time ahead of a planned public premiere at next week's Shanghai motor show....

German carmakers plan key debuts for the Shanghai auto show

The German automakers' battle to dominate China's luxury market is about to spread to a new product segment: small cars and crossovers....

Subaru XV concept heads for Shanghai Auto Show

A crossover prototype from Subaru called the XV concept will bow at the Shanghai motor show next week....

Audi Q3 crossover will debut in Shanghai

Audi plans to introduce its latest crossover--the entry-level Q3--at the Shanghai auto show later this month....

BMW, China partner create 5-series plug-in hybrid headed for Shanghai auto show

BMW and its Chinese partner, Brilliance China Automotive Holdings Inc., have created a plug-in hybrid version of the 5-series sedan that will go on sale in 2013....

Shanghai Stunner: Mercedes-Benz Concept A stretches small-car style

Mercedes-Benz has revealed a spectacular new concept that previews the radical appearance, stylish interior and altered mechanical layout of its third-generation A-class....