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L’edizione 2025 del Salone di Guangzhou, in programma dal 21 al 30 novembre , secondo alcuni commentatori cinesi forse è stato un po’ deludente, visto che dei 93 nuovi modelli esposti, la maggior parte era già stata presentata o lanciata in precedenza.  Quindi quali sono state le novità più interessanti che hanno catalizzato l’attenzione dei visitatori?   Le star dell'edizione di quest'anno non sono state ammiraglie ultra-lusso o concept tecnologici all'avanguardia, ma i Suv che si guidano normalmente tutti i giorni . Porsche e Rolls-Royce , quest’anno, erano assenti dall'elenco degli espositori e l’area dedicata alle vetture ad alte prestazioni ha attirato molti meno spettatori.  Un'assenza evidente ha sottolineato il crescente predominio dell'elettrificazione: il padiglione del lusso è stato cancellato dopo il ritiro di diversi marchi extra-lusso. Le vendite in Cina di veicoli importati sono scese a circa 360.000 unità nei primi tre trimestri del 2025, i...

The 23rd Guangzhou International Automobile Exhibition, or Auto Guangzhou 2025,  helded at the Canton Fair Complex from November 21 to 30,   felt somewhat underwhelming—of the 93 new models on display , most had already been unveiled or launched earlier. So where did the crowds go? It turns out the stars of this year’s show were not ultra-luxury flagships or cutting-edge tech concepts, but ordinary, everyday SUVs.   Porsche and Rolls-Royce were absent from the exhibitor list, and the high-performance zone drew far fewer onlookers. New energy and intelligent technologies have become familiar themes. A noticeable absence underscored the growing dominance of electrification: the luxury pavilion was cancelled after several ultra-luxury brands withdrew.  Imported vehicle sales fell to around 360,000 units in the first three quarters of 2025, down about 32 per cent year-on-year, with high-end brands seeing the steepest declines. Although exhibitor numbers declined and ma...

Nio’s sub-brand Onvo will showcase the special edition of L90 Suv at the 23rd Guangzhou International Automobile Exhibition running from November 21 to 30. The model will be presented with the participation of the brand ambassador —well-known Hong Kong actor Louis Koo Onvo, a sub-brand of Nio, announced two days ago that it would unveil a special edition of its flagship Suv L90 at the 2025 Guangzhou auto show starting Friday, without providing further details. The answer is now revealed. Onvo confirmed on November 20 that the L90 Black Knight Edition will make its public debut at the 23rd Guangzhou International Automobile Exhibition (Auto Guangzhou 2025), running from November 21 to 30. The model will appear alongside well-known Hong Kong actor Louis Koo at the Onvo booth.  This represents a clever marketing move by Onvo, one that's difficult to convey in English. Simply put, the last character of Koo's Chinese name (古天乐) is the same as the first character of Onvo's Chi...