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Alibaba will build China’s first automotive vending machine so consumers can enjoy the convenience of purchasing a car as easily as buying a can of Coke. Read More

Although Chinese authorities have been levying multiple accusations against foreign automakers in recent weeks, the negative publicity doesn't seem to be taking much of a toll. Read More

Tesla's debut in the China market has reportedly been delayed by a company holding onto its name, but the automaker can look to other brands that have been in similar situations for examples on how to solve the problem. Read More

Long the de rigueur marque for China's bureaucrats, Audi is working to overhaul its image in the country and appeal to a broadening base of younger drivers uninterested in the standard black A6. Read More

Despite relative underperformance in mainland China and a weakening market in Europe, 2012 can still be considered a success for Daimler. Read More

Picking itself up from a turbulent year, Mercedes-Benz is “taking action” to stay on top in the China luxury auto market. Read More

An uncertain global economy hasn't significantly dented sales for ultra-luxury automaker Bentley, which announced today that sales as of the end of September had reached 5,969 units, a 25 percent increase year-on-year, up from 4,759 in 2011. Read More

On track to see China surpass the US this year in terms of sales, the British ultra-luxury automaker Bentley pulled out all the stops this weekend in an attempt to dazzle Beijing. Read More

As Lamborghini frets an ultra-luxury auto slowdown in China in 2012, the latest sales figures out of the country give plenty of cause for optimism for the British automaker Bentley. Read More

If a recently announced plan by Beijing to require government offices to purchase only domestic auto brands holds water, the ubiquitous black Audi sedans so beloved by mid-level bureaucrats throughout China may be replaced by the models by home-grown automakers like FAW. Read More