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2010 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition (also known as Auto China 2010), the one of the most important automotive shows worldwide, will be held in New China International Exhibition Center (Tianzhu) and in China International Exhibition Center (Jing’anzhuang) from April 25 to May 2nd, Beijing. Complete range of domestic and imported passenger cars and commercial vehicles will be exhibited in the New Center, while multiple world and China auto accessories and parts, as well as relative products will be displayed in the Old Center from April 23 to April 27. In total, nearly 2100 companies from 16 countries and regions will exhibit, utilizing exhibition area of about 200,000m2. We sincerely welcome automotive industry home and abroad, media, all auto enthusiasts and people from all walks of life to visit Auto China 2010.
Organizers: China Machinery Industry Federation(CMIF),China National Machinery Industry Corporation(SINOMACH),China Council for the Promotion of International Trade(CCPIT),China Association of Automobile Manufacturers(CAAM);
Producers: China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, Automotive Sub-Council (CCPIT Auto), China National Automotive Industry International Corp.(CNAICO),China International Exhibition Center Group Corporation(CIEC), Society of Automotive Engineers of China(SAE-China). The Secretariat of Auto China 2010, formed by producers, is in charge of all organizating work.
Special Background
Affected seriously by the global financial crisis, automobile industry was suffering and slumping in 2009. In order to spur the development of Chinese automobile industry under the global financial crisis, to keep China’s economic growth, and to adjust industry structure, Chinese government approved the “Adjustment and Vitalization Plan for Auto Industry” in 2009. It aimed at expanding domestic demand, speeding up adjustment of structure, stabilizing vehicle consumption, enhancing the independent innovation capability, propelling industry upgrading, and assisting auto industry with healthy and sustainable development. Thanks to the adjustment and stimulus plan for the automotive industry and a series of policies boosting economic growth, China’s automotive markets buck the trend, showing the positive trend of development in the financial crisis. The annual vehicle sales volume in China was over 13.6 million in 2009, becoming the fastest and the most important emerging auto market worldwide, as well as the main growth points of multinational auto companies. In the first quarter of this year, China’s auto market still remained quick growth. Vehicle sales volume exceeded 4 million, increased 50% over the same period last year. China’s auto market has become the crucial force to save sluggish global auto market, and regained confidence in global auto industry. Nowadays, China is moving steadily forward from a major auto consumption and manufacturing country to a power nation of auto industry.
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