Group 1 - The Johannesburg Auto Show, the largest automotive industry support event in Africa, opened on August 29, showcasing various Chinese automakers including Great Wall, Chery, BYD, and BAIC, focusing on their new energy vehicles (NEVs) [1][2] - Great Wall Motors presented models such as the Tank 300 modified version, Tank 500 blackened version, and Haval H6 GT PHEV, highlighting their comprehensive NEV product matrix in South Africa [1] - Chery showcased its electric mobility solutions featuring the Chery Super Hybrid (CSH) technology with models like the Tiggo 7 CSH and Tiggo 9 CSH, emphasizing efficiency, performance, and sustainability [1] Group 2 - BAIC pre-released its new SUV models B30 and B30e, which will be locally produced at the BAIC South Africa factory in Port Elizabeth [2] - BYD and GAC introduced pure electric vehicle models tailored for the South African market, promoting Chinese new energy solutions [2] - The Johannesburg Auto Show lasts for three days and is expected to attract over 150 automotive companies, parts manufacturers, and service providers [2]