Overview
- The show opened on November 21 in Guangzhou and runs through November 30, with organizers citing more than 1,000 vehicles on display.
- New‑energy vehicles, including battery electric and plug‑in hybrids, account for over half of exhibits according to official figures.
- BYD showcased the U9 Extreme high‑performance electric sports car, while Nissan unveiled a Teana gasoline model featuring Huawei cockpit technology.
- Japanese makers reported lighter foot traffic than local rivals, with some canceling or scaling back promotional events as security was increased and organizers urged limiting Japanese‑language use.
- Public admission began on November 22, and on‑site interviews reflected mixed consumer views of Japanese cars, from dismissive to supportive.