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Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd
Dear Tai Man Chan,
Automechanika Shanghai, the world's second largest Automechanika trade fair for automotive parts, accessories, equipment and services, will be held 30 November – 3 December 2016 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai). We are looking forward to having 120,000 visitors and 5,700 exhibitors together reaping the bountiful year-end benefits in 312,000 sqm of space at the 2016 show. Don't hesitate to be part of the show!
Best Regards,
The Automechanika Shanghai Team
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Expansion of the Electronics & Systems sector to fill the entirety of Hall 4.1
The Electronics & Systems sector will amplify the latest trends in connectivity, alternative drives, automated driving and mobility services through a series of events including seminars and products displays to highlight the sector during this year's show.
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New special zones to develop a more efficient trading platform
Consumer demand for high quality and personalised cars has been increasing rapidly in China. To provide exhibitors with more opportunities to capture this trend, the Wheel Rim / Tyre zone (West Hall) and the Connectivity Zone (Hall 4.1) will debut at Automechanika Shanghai 2016.
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Tax Break Boosts China Car Sales in April
China’s total sales of passenger and commercial vehicles were 2.12 million units in April, up 6.32% from 2015. A halving of the 10% purchase tax on small-engine cars, together with China's favorable credit policies, has boosted car sales since the fourth quarter of last year, greatly reducing pressure on dealers with high inventory levels.
(Source: The Wall Street Journal, 11 May 2016)
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Bosch's China revenue increases 19% to 82 billion yuan in 2015
China is now Bosch's second-largest global market. China's share of Bosch's sales has risen from 9 to 16 percent over the past three years. Being optimistic about China's long-term prospects, the company plans to open a new plant in Wuhu this year to produce components for its car multimedia division and is expanding its software development in China.
(Source: Automotive News China, 31 May 2016)
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A 'connected' SUV jointly developed by SAIC and Alibaba
SAIC Motor Corp is going to sell an SUV that features software developed with Alibaba Group Holding in September. Studies reveal that customer spending on connected cars' technologies will reach an estimated 40.3 billion euros (295.9 billion yuan) this year, with safety and autonomous driving functions the most popular areas.
(Source: Automotive News China, 3 June 2016)
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National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai)
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