“坐着高铁去看车企！”

Group 1 - The Shanghai International Auto Show showcased the rapid advancements and innovations in the Chinese automotive industry, with over 1,800 foreign merchants attending to explore new vehicles and finalize orders [1][2] - Chinese automakers are leading in technology and production, with significant growth in electric vehicle (EV) production, increasing from over 300,000 units in 2015 to more than 10 million units last year [2][3] - Major global automotive companies are expanding their presence in China, with Toyota establishing a research and production company for Lexus electric vehicles, and Volkswagen investing €2.5 billion to upgrade its production and innovation center in Hefei [3] Group 2 - The Chinese automotive industry is characterized by a robust supply chain and efficient logistics, enabling timely delivery of vehicles, which has been praised by international dealers [3] - In the first quarter of this year, China's automobile exports reached 1.42 million units, a year-on-year increase of 7.3%, with 441,000 units being electric vehicles, marking a 43.9% increase [3] - The Shanghai Auto Show featured nearly 1,000 participating companies and over 100 new vehicle launches, highlighting the global influence of the Chinese automotive sector [3][4]