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  • Geely to invest US$30M in Indonesia
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  • Chery Auto will assemble A3 cars in Taiwan
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  • Chinese carmakers win goodwill by car recalls
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  • Chinese carmakers see bright future in small-displacement car market
    Chinese carmakers win goodwill by car recalls
    Chinese carmakers are recalling more vehicles. Guangzhou Toyota and Dongfeng Nissan have recently submitted files to China's General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (GAQSIQ), applying for a recall of defective vehicles.
    Chinese carmakers see bright future in small-displacement car market
    In order to stimulate the weakening auto industry, China's Premier Wen Jiabao last month chaired a State Council regular meeting and approved in principle the auto industry revitalization plan and detailed supportive measures. Under this plan, the purchase tax on passenger vehicle with engine of 1.6 liters or below is cut to 5% from 10%, effective from January 20 to December 31.
    WTO ruling may impact China auto parts industry
    The World Trade Organization Appellate Body in mid-December rejected an appeal by China against a ruling that favored the United States in a dispute over car parts, the European Union and Canada. According to some industry insiders, this WTO ruling will have impact on the current China's auto parts industry and they believe that imported auto parts and components will possibly seize the market again.
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    New welding technologies for building auto body
    Global machine tools market's evolution in economic waves
    Metalworking industry on high-speed railway to booming time
  • Date: 26-28 / 9 / 2007
  • Venue:Shanghai International Exhibition Centre, PR China
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