Western brands seek to reclaim turf at Beijing show

Nissan will launch eight battery-electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles in China by 2026. The Epic concept car is pictured. (NICK GIBBS)

May 01, 2024 11:47 AM

Foreign brands unveiled a slew of new models at the 2024 Beijing auto show as they seek to reverse market share losses in China to domestic rivals.

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