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The Beijing International Automotive Exhibition featured 1,451 vehicles, including hypercars and practical crossover EVs, with companies like Xiaomi and BYD showcasing their latest models. The event highlighted China's growing presence in the global automotive industry, with a focus on electric vehicles and advanced technology.
The Beijing International Automotive Exhibition, also known as Auto China, took place over 10 days, featuring 1,451 vehicles across 17 halls at two venues. Xiaomi debuted its Vision Gran Turismo concept hypercar, with a drag coefficient of 0.29 and 1,900 hp. BYD's Yangwang U9 Xtreme hypercar achieved 308.34 mph at Germany's ATP test track and features a 1,200-volt architecture. The U9 Xtreme will be limited to 30 customers worldwide at $2.9 million each. Fang Cheng Bao, a BYD subsidiary, showcased the Formula X sports car, a high-performance, all-electric two-door convertible supercar with over 1,000 hp. The event demonstrated China's advancements in electric vehicles and automotive technology.
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