The China-Russia-Central Asia corridor is rapidly rising as a major automotive trade zone. With efficient logistics, growing market demand, and strong policy synergy, the region sees soaring Chinese vehicle and aftermarket exports. New energy vehicle collaboration is also accelerating. Businesses are invited to join the 2026 CINEVE Exhibition to ex

Xiaomi officially unveiled the YU7 SUV on June 26, 2025, priced from RMB 253,500, with over 200,000 orders in just 3 minutes. The launch also introduced new “Human-Car-Home” ecosystem products, such as magnetic mounts, tablets, and projection kits, integrating Xiaomi deeper into the auto aftermarket.

Amid major supply chain upgrades, YASN Group collaborates with top automotive aftermarket players to reveal upcoming tech innovations and product highlights for the 2026 Expo. Exclusive interviews shed light on industry trends and business opportunities ahead.

Green Energy Huichong (600212) leads China’s digital energy revolution with full-scenario solar-storage-charging-discharge systems. From 600kW supercharging to rural charging networks, the company pioneers innovations like V2G and cloud-edge platforms, shaping the future of green power.

Samba’s “Car Wrap Explosion” event gained wide attention. Yang Qian highlighted traffic support, store assistance, and regional protection measures. The company plans to leverage the 2026 YASN Expo to focus on expanding into the EU and Southeast Asian markets, using quality buyer resources and policy support to drive brand upgrading.

Richard Li, President of Huawei’s Intelligent Driving, outlines a bold autonomous driving plan: L3 launch and urban L4 testing in 2025, full L3/L4 deployment in 2026, driverless logistics in 2027, and complete commercialization by 2028 — signaling the arrival of “Huawei Time” in smart mobility.