Hainan’s planned 2030 fuel vehicle sales phase-out marks a major step in China’s automotive electrification transition. With over 43 million NEVs nationwide and growing demand for post-warranty services, the shortage of three-electric maintenance capabilities is opening new opportunities for automotive aftermarket professionals.

Ruilan 7 made headlines at the D1 NEV Drift Show in Chengdu, showcasing its intelligent rear-wheel drive and aerodynamic design. Competing in factory condition, it proved that affordable electric SUVs from China are ready for the track, signaling a new era in NEV performance and motorsport.

At the 2026 CIAACE Beijing Show, TPE car floor mats dominated many exhibition booths, highlighting a new trend in the automotive aftermarket. With advantages such as precise fitment, easy cleaning, environmental safety, and compatibility with new energy vehicles, TPE floor mats are becoming an important choice for modern car owners.

The 2025 D1 Drift Grand Prix and AIT Fan Carnival took place at Chengdu’s Maojiawan Automotive Culture Park from June 20-22. Combining roaring engines, electric motor sounds, and cheering fans, this event marked a groundbreaking moment in Chinese car culture, celebrating passion and innovation in motorsport and modified car communities.

The new-generation Xiaomi SU7 introduces a warm, human-centered interior design philosophy. Through refined colors, upgraded materials, and precision craftsmanship, Xiaomi reveals a new direction for EV interior competition.

CIAACE Beijing 2026 showcases booming global demand for China’s automotive supply chain, highlighting surges in EV charging, auto upgrades, and repair parts. With support from 21 embassies and 106 companies, the event offers matchmaking, eCommerce training, and global exposure, unlocking a $690M market opportunity.