In pics: Masked fans throng halls as Beijing Auto Show gets underway
- Beijing Auto Show was previously postponed due to the outbreak of Covid-19 in the country.
- The motor show got underway from September 26 with car makers looking at China to reverse their own drooping fortunes.
Beijing Auto Show - also called Beijing Motor Show or Beijing International Automotive Exhibition - got underway from September 26 after months of delay due to Covid-19 outbreak. Hundreds of masked enthusiasts thronged the halls as car makers showcased their offerings here. In this photo, ushers wearing face masks are seen taking a break. (REUTERS)
Beijing Auto Show - also called Beijing Motor Show or Beijing International Automotive Exhibition - got underway from September 26 after months of delay due to Covid-19 outbreak. Hundreds of masked enthusiasts thronged the halls as car makers showcased their offerings here. In this photo, ushers wearing face masks are seen taking a break.
While cars and automobiles are obviously the spotlight, there is a whole lot of emphasis on safety and precautions at the event. (REUTERS)
While cars and automobiles are obviously the spotlight, there is a whole lot of emphasis on safety and precautions at the event.
A visitor takes a picture of the new Volkswagen Phideon at Beijing Auto Show. (REUTERS)
A visitor takes a picture of the new Volkswagen Phideon at Beijing Auto Show.
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First Published Date: 26 Sept 2020, 12:34 pm IST
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