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2026 Beijing Auto Show greatest hits: all the PHEVs, EVs, supercars and mega SUVs that will change the automotive game this year
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Summary: The 2026 Beijing Auto Show showcased nearly 1500 vehicles, with 181 global debuts and 71 concepts. Chinese manufacturers dominated with innovative PHEVs, EVs, and supercars, whilst legacy brands relied on Chinese partnerships. Key trends included PHEV adoption over pure EVs, large SUVs, and shooting brakes, signalling China’s growing automotive influence globally.
Brands mentioned: Smart, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Land Rover, Nissan, BMW, Volvo, Maybach, JAC, Huawei, Volkswagen, Xpeng, Dongfeng, Chery, Jaguar Land Rover, Freelander, Lamborghini, Austin, GWM, BYD, Denza, FangChengBao, Hot Wheels, Avatr, SAIC, Porsche, Zeekr, Wey, Jetour, IM, GAC, iCAR
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2026 Beijing Auto Show greatest hits: all the PHEVs, EVs, supercars and mega SUVs that will change the automotive game this year
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