The 2020 Guangzhou International Automobile Exhibition took place at the China Import and Export Fair Complex in Guangzhou from Nov. 20 to 29. The 18th edition used “New Technology, New Life” as its theme, and automakers displayed 142 new-energy vehicles, including 60 from overseas companies, according to the event page.
Several Chinese brands used the show for debuts and announcements. GAC Aion presented the Aion Y in its global debut as the Aion brand became independent. Leapmotor unveiled the C11, with the event listing reporting a maximum range of more than 600 km. The page also noted that Hyundai’s electric Mistra made an appearance, with a stated NEDC combined range of 520 km.
Other announcements included the start of pre-orders for SAIC’s Marvel R from 220,000 yuan, while Mercedes-Benz launched the GLE 350 e 4MATIC plug-in hybrid in China at prices starting from 818,800 yuan. MG also showed the Linghang PHEV, which was expected to go on sale before the end of the year. The exhibition’s coverage included interviews, vehicle displays and company plans for further electrification.