Blog Tag - autos
If your no-drive day is Friday, then not only are you pushed off the road at the end of this week, but you won't be able to drive on Monday either,...
News reports over the weekend indicated that Beijing is still considering automobile restrictions using the odd-even license plate system, on which...
Chinese social media has been alight with the unconfirmed but seemingly imminent imposition of "odd-even" license plate restrictions for the rest of...
The Beijing Municipal Government has declared that once again, September will be the worst traffic month of the year.
As in 2013, the government has...
Tickets for next month's inaugural Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) Formula E Championship electric car racing series (Formula E) are...
Despite a license plate waiver and gradually improving charging infrastructure, Beijingers' interest in electric and other alternative energy...
Just in case six ring roads weren't enough for Beijing, a new outer expressway ring road is already under construction, passing through Hebei and...
Adding Beijing as its 100th city, car-on-demand service Uber arrived this week, seemingly just in time for the 2014 Beijing Auto Show.
In one of the...
It's strange having an automobile exhibition in a city where the average person can't go out and buy a car, even though economic means have risen to...
Ever wondered what it would be like to skip the car lottery in Beijing by buying an electric car? And not just any electric car, but a Tesla? Well,...
Hey, Beijing drivers! Great offer: buy an electric car and get a license plate with no waiting! No? No takers?
Despite participants in Beijing's...
Starting from September 13, the roar of the carbon-based fuel engine will be replaced by the whispers of low emissions as the Fédération...
In what is becoming an almost regular occurrence here in Beijing, yet another twenty-something has wrecked his super car, this time on the Airport...
Private cars became the number one means of conveyance for commuters in 2013 with Beijing drivers spending just under two hours per working day...