2015 Auto Shanghai

Show Dates: 20 April 2015 - 29 April 2015

29/04/15Now that the Shanghai auto show is done and dusted, it is clear that the Chinese automotive event is fast becoming a major motoring event.

Chinese market exclusive vehicles were on show, with Honda unveiling its Concept D, previewing a new styling direction for SUVs in the region, Nissan showing off its Lannia, a new mid-sizer aimed at the young buyer, and the Aussie-designed Ford Taurus, a large-sized flagship sedan for the Eastern market.

Elsewhere, Lexus unleashed its facelifted ES sedan, featuring updated cosmetic styling, while Audi took the wraps off its petrol-electric Q7 e-tron hybrid and its sleek Prologue Allroad wagon concept.

With the curtain now drawn on Auto Shanghai, the next major motor show won't be held until September, where Germany will host the Frankfurt auto show.

As always, for all the latest automotive news head to GoAuto.

24/04/15Auto Shanghai is well and truly underway in China with the media preview days over and the doors flung open to the public.

One of the most crowd-pulling debuts was by General Motors giant Chevrolet and its FNR concept, which showcased a wedge-shaped, scissor-doored, magnetic-wheeled electric supercar, and garnered significant attention from passers-by.

MG took the covers off its production-ready GS SUV - a segment first for the Chinese-owned British car-maker - and it is expected to arrive Down Under next year to compete against the Nissan X-Trail, Mitsubishi Outlander and Mazda CX-5.

With a few more days to go at China's largest motoring event, keep it on GoAuto for all the latest.

17/04/15With the 2015 Auto Shanghai just around the corner, news from the Chinese automotive extravaganza is coming in thick and fast.

Mercedes-Benz will debut a near production version of its upcoming GLC Coupe, a stylish SUV set to take on the polarising BMW X6.

Citroen has also shown off its Aircross Concept ahead of premiering in Shanghai next week. The Concept shows off unique styling and previews a potential large-sized SUV for the French car-maker.

Just days away from kicking off, stay tuned to GoAuto for all the latest automotive news coming from Shanghai.

17/11/14China is fast becoming a booming market with a huge thirst for cars – both economical and expensive – and auto makers from around the world have cottoned on.

Auto Shanghai will no doubt be a hotbed of expensive and exotic metals from all the well known brands, as well as a mix of vehicles from lesser-known Chinese brands, sure to impress everyone in attendance.

The biennial show alternates every other year with Beijing, and the 2015 Auto Shanghai is sure to surprise, so stay tuned to GoAuto to keep on top of all the automotive news coming out of China.