Bildnummer: 60123025 Datum: 12.07.2013 Copyright: imago/Xinhua file foto scattata il 12 luglio 2013 mostra i visitatori che provano un veicolo elettrico in una nuova mostra di auto energetiche a Hangzhou, capitale della provincia dello Zhejiang della Cina orientale. Il primo Automotive Works Group (FAW) avrà il suo 60° anniversario di fondazione il 15 luglio 2013, che segna anche la storia dell'industria automobilistica cinese. Fondata nel 1953, la casa automobilistica è conosciuta come la culla dell'industria automobilistica cinese per aver prodotto il primo autocarro autocostruito del paese, il Jiefang, nel 1956. Da allora, l'industria automobilistica cinese si è fatta avanti, facendo

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Bildnummer: 60123025 Datum: 12.07.2013 Copyright: imago/Xinhua File photo taken on July 12, 2013 shows visitors trying an electric vehicle at a new energy auto exhibition in Hangzhou, capital of east China s Zhejiang Province. The First Automotive Works Group (FAW) will have its 60th founding anniversary on July 15, 2013, which also marks the history of China s auto industry. Founded in 1953, the auto maker is known as the cradle of China s automobile industry for it produced the country s first self-made truck, the Jiefang, in 1956. Since then, China s auto industry has forge ahead, making its first sedan, SUV, high-powered engine and so on. During the past six decades, the country has grown up to the world s largest auto maker and auto market, exporting vehicles to over 180 countries and regions. In the year of 2010, carmaker Geely Holdings Group Co. Ltd. completed its 1.8 billion U.S. dollar-buyout of Ford Motor Co. s Volvo unit, in a landmark foreign acquisition by a Chinese company. And three years later, an upgraded L version of FAW s limousine Hongqi was used to receive French President Francois Hollande during his visit to China, catching the eye as the company continues its attempts to rejuvenate the brand. According to the latest data released by China Association of Automobile Manufacturing (CAAM), automobile sales and output in the country in the first half of this year grew to more than 10 million units. Even so, for most Chinese automakers who have relied too much on foreign companies to compete, they have a long way to go towards brand building, intellectual property and new energy vehicles. (Xinhua) (hdt) CHINA-AUTO INDUSTRY-60TH ANNIVERSARY (CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Wirtschaft Produktion Autoindustrie Jubiläum Autos x0x xsk 2013 quer 60123025 Date 12 07 2013 Copyright Imago XINHUA File Photo Taken ON July 12 2013 Shows Visitors trying to Electric Vehicle AT a New Energy Car Exhibition in Hangzhou Capital of East China S Zhejiang Province Th