Click here to sign up for the event at Meetup Date: March 17, 2016 Location: naked Hub 3F, 1237 Fuxing Road (corner of South Xiangyang Road), Shanghai (map) Price: $25.00 /per person Refund policy ADVANCE ONLINE PAYMENTS AT ONLY RMB 150/US$ 25! Alipay/UnionPay: https://yoopay.cn/event/Mobility Meet people from other professions/sectors, share new ideas on how to run...
Gao Feng Insights Report, January 2016 We are pleased to share with you our paper titled: Digital Disruption in China’s Automotive Industry. Recent advances in mobile connectivity, big data and social networks have infiltrated the traditional automotive industry and are beginning to redraw the competitive landscape among traditional hardware...
The Associated Press, February 5, 2016 In this Feb. 2, 2016 photo, real estate agent Chen Xiao, top center in white, poses with passengers from left top, He Shaolei, Han Ajuan, Han's son Miao Ruijing, Zhang Tao and Li Jin before they start their journey back...
The Financial Times, August 30, 2015 Click here to read this article at FT.com by Andy Sharman, Motor Industry Correspondent China’s stock market crash this week brought a jolting end to an uncomfortable summer for most of the world’s carmakers, who in past years had enjoyed a smooth ride in the...
The Financial Times, July 27, 2015 On the eve of China’s largest car show in April, executives and analysts braced themselves for a “new normal”: single-digit sales growth after two fat years. Yet some are beginning to wonder if the world’s largest car market is actually entering...
Shanghai, China, July 17, 2015 An interactive discussion on connected cars, focusing on the following questions: How will smart devices and the Internet of Things impact the automotive industry in the next decade? Will China play a significant role in accelerating the commercialization of connected car technologies? How will...
Beijing, China. June 3, 2015 Bill Russo chaired a panel discussion with the the China CEOs from the top 3 premium carmakers at the 2015 J.P. Morgan Global China Summit. The topic of the session was The Next Golden Age of China's Automotive Industry. Panelists: Hubertus Troska, Member of the Board of...
The old automotive industry model - a way to provide mobility for middle-class consumers - no longer fits the China context, creating opportunities for innovation.
The Financial Times, January 13, 2015 by Tom Mitchell Multinational carmakers defied slowing economic growth in China last year, increasing their lead over Chinese rivals in the world’s largest automotive market. Sales of passenger cars, SUVs and minivans increased 9.9 per cent year-on-year to 19.7m units in 2014,...
Nikkei Asian Review. September 11, 2014 SHANGHAI -- Zhu Xiaohong closely examines a 4-year-old Volkswagen Touran, using the flashlight on his mobile phone. The gray VW sits in what looks like a multistory parking lot but is in fact the Shanghai Used Car Trade Market, the...