Hoping Chang'an Able Conquer the World

Hoping Chang'an Able Conquer the World - Four Chinese car comes along the world famous vehicle at the Frankfurt Motor Show. The automaker hopes, their presence in a large group of car industry can gain success.
Car factory from China, Chang'an Automobile, based in the southwestern city of Chongqing, this week featuring two sedan, an SUV and an electric car at the Frankfurt show.
The car that gives pride to the Chinese is a sedan EADO premiering in Frankfurt.The sedan will present in Europe with a 1.6 liter engine with the power reaches 81 kW. This car CO2 levels were low, under 120 g / km, as presented in media reports.
In layman's terms, EADO cars marketed to compete with cars like the Hyundai Excel or Toyota. This car is equipped with ABS, EBD and six airbags. Although official pricing has not come out of this car, automotive industry analysts estimate that car would cost about 100,000 yuan (11,000 euros, or about USD 135.61 million).
Meanwhile, the Chang'an said they plan to begin marketing in Europe in 2013 and then moved to the United States until the car was developed into what they call "the car maker is actually from China."
Chang'an also plans to cooperate with the Ford Motor Co., Suzuki Motor Corp and PSA Peugeot Citroen. Chinese companies have established research and development centers worldwide, with their first project in Turin (2006) and developed with similar operations in Yokohama (2008), Notthingham (2010) and this year in Detroit.
Overall, these companies expect their overseas sales to absorb 20 percent of the total business in 2015 and part of the revenue would come from their premium brand that will begin to be released internationally next year.
In Frankfurt response to China's car so far are very positive.
"This is the first time we showcase our products and technologies in the international automotive exhibition outside China. The response from the visitors made us consider to participate in the Geneva auto show and exhibition in Paris next year," said vice president of Chang'an, Zhu Huarong, told China Daily.

(Antara)