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Jing Daily’s China Luxury Brief: December 30, 2013
Welcome to Jing Daily’s China Luxury Brief: the day’s top news on the business of luxury and culture in China, all in one place. Read MoreCan Tesla Succeed In China?
As the popular U.S. electric carmaker makes plans to enter the mainland market, it can expect to deal with a government that fosters electric car demand—for domestic companies, that is. Read MoreChina In Detroit, Part 2: A Conversation With David Cole
The Chinese presence in the U.S. auto industry is all about "obtaining industrial know-how," says the chairman of AutoHarvest in an interview with Jing Daily. Read MoreCadillac Takes Bold Steps To Appeal To Chinese Drivers, But Will They Respond?
Already in the midst of an aggressive digital marketing push in China, American premium automaker Cadillac is going all-out to convert more of China's notoriously German-car-obsessed drivers. Read MoreCadillac Pins China Hopes On New XTS Luxury Sedan
Looking to improve its prospects in the contentious upmarket segment in China, this week American automaker Cadillac rolled out its new XTS luxury sedan at an event in Guangzhou. Read MoreCadillac’s China Ambitions May Lure Younger Crowd
While it may seem that Cadillac's China expansion plan is aimed at converting an older, wealthier crowd away from their beloved black Audis, it looks entirely plausible that the automaker… Read MoreChina Now A “Make Or Break” Market For Cadillac
With China now a "make or break" market for Cadillac, the American automaker is encountering difficulties appealing to Chinese buyers accustomed to industry leaders like BMW and Audi. Read MoreAuto News Roundup: OnStar Service Hits 200,000, BYD Making A Splash In The US, Buick’s Safety Recall, Subaru Italy’s Mao Ad
A roundup of news from the China automobile market, which includes OnStar's reaching 200,000 subscribers, BYD's plug-in hybrid making headlines in the US, Buick's safety recall of 230,000 vehicles, and… Read MoreAuto News Roundup: GM’s New China Brand, Luxury Sales Surge, China’s Most Expensive Car, Zhengtong IPO
A roundup of recent stories from the Chinese automotive market, where sales continue to sizzle even as worsening traffic sends some city dwellers back to their bicycles. Read MoreOpel Expanding Into China’s Premium Auto Market
This week the German automaker Opel, a unit of GM, was given the nod by its parent company to begin more aggressively expanding into new markets like China and Australia. Read More