Ten major automobile manufacturers from around the world will attend the upcoming China International Import Expo (CIIE).
Toyota, Volkswagen, Daimler, Ford, Honda, GM, BMW, Hyundai, Nissan, and Kia will flex their muscle at the Expo which is slated to be held in Shanghai from November 5 to 10.  
This year, the planned total exhibition area for auto products at the CIIE will be 30,000 square meters, located at 2.1H of the main venue. Over 50 companies will participate, with more than 60% being Fortune 500 and world-leading enterprises.  

8,000 square meters will be slated for exhibitors to showcase smart mobility, with four sub-sectors: autonomous driving, Intelligent Connected Vehicle, New Energy Vehicle, and automotive chips. Visitors will see big names such as Bosch, Michelin, Ford, and Faurecia. 

Auto makers will vie to showcase their cutting-edge technology and solutions, in line with China’s goals of peak CO2 emissions and carbon neutrality. Toyota Motor Corporation will display the world’s first hydrogen fuel cell system. General Motors will debut its Hummer electric pickup. Hyundai Motor will make a China debut for its ship/rail hydrogen fuel cell, flat fuel cell with the most minimized thickness, and a new concept hydrogen truck which supports unmanned driving. Michelin will display the world’s first hydrogen endurance race car.  
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