Chevrolet Menlo
Recently, there has been a lot of news about future fully electric Chevy cars and GM reviving the Hummer name for the GMC Hummer EV pickup and SUV. Meanwhile, the Chevrolet Menlo with a range of 400 km is already available in China. It is larger than the Chevy Bolt EV with more cargo space and a cheaper starting price, but for now it is only available in China.
Great Wall Motors Futurist Concept
The Futurist is a British-style sedan. It is a fully electric car that claims to use a cobalt-free battery with a range of more than 700 kilometers.
Hongqi E-HS9
No, this is not a Lincoln. This is a new electric SUV from China's oldest automaker - Hongqi. It is said that the E-HS9 is the most expensive new car in China. The dual-motor EV looks about the same as the Mercedes-Benz GLS.
Hongsang Dolphin SS
The Hongsang Dolphin SS is a hybrid that resembles the American Chevrolet Corvette from 1958. The car uses an electric motor and a 1.5-liter turbocharged gasoline engine. It also has disc brakes on all four wheels - a feature that Corvettes only got in 1965. The Dolphin SS is available in eight different metallic colors and costs the equivalent of $86,000.
Huawei Transparent Concept
In the summer of 2020, Huawei overtook Samsung and Apple as the world's largest smartphone supplier, while also working with manufacturers to expand 5G capabilities for cars. This transparent display shows the internals of a dual-motor EV with various Huawei control modules.
Neta Eureka 03 Concept
The Eureka has almost 800 km of range, but given that the presented concept still does not have a full-fledged interior. It is certainly futuristic looking, especially with digital side mirrors and a wide shelf of LED headlights.
Voyah iFree
Voyah is a manufacturer of luxury electric vehicles. No details about the lineup, prices, or interior design are available yet, but the iFree is one of the few cars at the Beijing Auto Show that doesn't look like a generic copy of other cars.
Polestar Precept
Polestar announced that it will build a new plant that will start production in September 2020, but remained silent about the lineup and cost of the full-size luxury electric sedan.
Kiwigogo A-One
The A-One promises a top speed of 70 km/h. The battery will last about 30 minutes. True, this marvel of technology has absolutely nothing in common with the classic idea of a car.
Hongqi 2.0 Concept
Hongqi debuted with an autonomous minibus concept. Large glass doors on the passenger side slide outward and glide. Inside, two passenger seats rotate and create a comfortable spacious room for commuting to and from work.
Honda SUV e:concept
Honda debuted with the SUV e:concept, showcasing a fully electric SUV for the Chinese market. Large wheels, a stylish grille-less front bumper cover, and a large Honda emblem up front make the car very attractive. Despite being a two-door SUV, we expect it to get another pair of doors once the car is ready for mass production.
Foton G9
Foton, known for its commercial vehicles and agricultural machinery, wants to bring full-size pickups to the Chinese market. The G9 will likely be offered with three powertrains, including a Cummins diesel, a 2.0-liter Chinese-made turbodiesel, and a 2.5-liter Isuzu turbodiesel.
Buick Electra
This is a fully electric SUV with 583 horsepower and a claimed range of 660 km. It uses GM's new Ultium electric powertrain, the same one planned for the GMC Hummer and already used for the upcoming Cadillac Lyriq.
Ora GT
About the same size as the Fiat 500X, the Ora GT is a compact electric car that resembles the Mini Cooper. Several Ora models were presented at the show. The GT uses red racing stripes to look sporty.
