Changchun auto expo drives future mobility
The opening ceremony of the 22nd Changchun International Auto Expo on July 12. [Photo provided to gojilin.gov.cn]
The 22nd Changchun International Auto Expo has opened in Northeast China's Jilin province, bringing together 118 domestic and international companies across 170,000 square meters of exhibition space. With four vehicle halls, three specialty zones, two interactive areas, and one outdoor section, the expo blends automotive culture, frontier tech, tourism, and immersive experiences.
International guests attend the opening ceremony of the expo. [Photo provided to gojilin.gov.cn]
From classic Hongqi models and vintage cars to futuristic concepts like flying vehicles and hydrogen-powered bikes, the event highlights China's growing emphasis on innovation and green mobility.
Leading auto giants, including GAC, Dongfeng, BYD, and Chery, are participating with high-profile displays. Xiaomi, Avatr, and five other brands have made their debut in Changchun. Several new production models have also globally premiered or locally debuted.
Hongqi's production models gain significant attention at the expo. [Photo provided to gojilin.gov.cn]
The 10-day expo features forums on new energy vehicles, cross-border business networking under the Belt and Road Initiative, and an off-road rally.
Recognized as the cradle of China's auto industry, Changchun – home to China FAW Group and its joint ventures with Volkswagen, Audi, and Toyota – continues to steer its legacy toward a smarter, greener future.