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The Rapid Growth Of China’s Luxury Auto Market In 4 Charts
Despite China's anti-corruption crackdown, the luxury auto market is still seeing significant sales this year—with German brands far ahead of the pack. Read More -
From Hybrid Concepts To Jackie Chan: Beijing Auto Show’s Most Anticipated New Models
We've rounded up the highlights of new reveals slated for this year's Beijing Auto Show, including an array of new hybrids and a special Jackie Chan Lamborghini. Read More -
Japanese Brands Face A ‘Voldemort’-Size Problem In China
Just as Japanese brands were bouncing back in China after 2012 riots sent sales plunging, new China-Japan tensions bring an unwelcome sense of déjà vu. Read More -
China: This Week In Digital Luxury Marketing
A roundup of recent and ongoing campaigns in China through December 31, featuring Max Factor, TAG Heuer, Lexus, Timberland, and L’Occitane en Provence. Read More -
Jing Daily’s China Luxury Brief
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 More -
From Gorgeous To Gaudy: 8 “Made For China” Luxury Cars
Luxury automakers may finally be seeing tougher times in China, as the red-hot sales figures seen since 2008 start to cool, but this isn't stopping the likes of Ferrari, Rolls-Royce and BMW from creating special "China-only" editions. Read More -
Porsche’s China-Only 10th Anniversary 911 Sells Out Before Official Debut
It's pointless for China's deep-pocketed car buyers to dial up their local Porsche dealership for a 10th anniversary 911, as all ten of the limited-edition cars have already sold out. Read More -
Lexus Announces Special IS 250 Fengchi Edition For China
Limited to only 200 units and priced at 380,000 yuan (US$60,000), the Fengchi edition features an understated blue-and-white color scheme designed by Lexus and the Spanish firm Stone Design last fall. Read More -
In The Global Luxury Industry, China “Is The Hero At The Moment”
With sales of luxury goods in China expected to reach upwards of $15 billion within the next five years, the country looks like a paradise for luxury brands. But the reality on the ground is far more complex than these rosy figures may suggest. Read More -
Video: Guangzhou Auto Show Kicks Off
The Guangzhou Auto Show opened to industry professionals and media today, with about 70 manufacturers showing over 700 vehicles at this year's show. Read More
