Beijing show to highlight competition for local EV makers

Global automakers are growing their EV portfolios for the Chinese market. Shown clockwise from top: The HiPhil X from Human Horizons, a recent teaser of the Voyah i-Land EV concept; the Arcfox Alpha-T; Nissan's upcoming Ariya; and an unnamed concept from VW's ID series. (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS ILLUSTRATION)

September 14, 2020 04:00 AM

SHANGHAI — Global automakers will be flexing their muscle in China's electric vehicle market in the next few years. And the auto show in Beijing will give Chinese consumers a glimpse of what's coming.

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