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Silk-FAW to Press Ahead With Plan to Build Electric Sports Car in Italy: Details
Silk-FAW will proceed with its EUR 1 billion EUR 1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,160 crore) plans to build an electric sports car in Italy, the company said on Monday. The startup, comprised of US automotive engineering and design firm Silk EV and Chinese automaker FAW, plans to develop and produce electric and hybrid luxury hypercars in China and in Ital...
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Ferrari To Recall More Than 2,200 Cars In China Over Brake Risk
Italian luxury carmaker Ferrari has issued a recall plan with Chinese regulators over potential brake problems in its vehicles, an official notice said Friday.
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Charles Leclerc Wins Virtual China Race, Celebrates With Pasta Not Champagne
Charles Leclerc, who claimed his second victory in the the Virtual Grand Prix championship, marked his Shanghai win by cooking pasta.
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Woman Crashes Ferrari Moments After Renting It. Watch
Picture this, you enter a luxury car dealership and pick out a swanky new ride to take home. Feels nice, right? So you can imagine just how bad it would feel if someone in that position ended up crashing that same car. If you're shuddering at the thought of this, chances are you'll sympathise with this woman in China. She reportedly rented a Ferrar...
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China Imposes Additional 10 Per Cent Tax On Supercars
China has imposed an extra 10 per cent tax on ultra-high-end cars and supercars costing over 1.3 million yuan (Rs. 1.28 crore) such as Lamborghinis and Ferraris, the government said, the latest step in a wide crackdown on conspicuous luxury consumption.
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Ferrari To Recall 621 Luxury Vehicles In China Due To Defective Airbags
China is one of the biggest markets for Ferrari and it's in this market that the Italian car maker will recall 621 imported vehicles in China due to defective airbags, the country's top quality watchdog said.
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Lamborghini, Ferrari in 'Fast and Furious' Beijing Crash
A Lamborghini and Ferrari crashed in a high-speed road race in Beijing as the seventh stunt-filled "Fast and the Furious" movie opened in China, the latest luxury car accident to provoke controversy today.
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Chinese Police Seize Ferraris From Hong Kong Street Racers
Chinese police seized a dozen supercars including Ferraris and McLarens and detained a group of middle-aged street racers from Hong Kong, some of whom were caught doing more than 250 kilometres per hour (155 mph), reports said on Friday.
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Ferrari Opens First Tailor-Made Centre in the Asia-Pacific Region
Ferrari is celebrating the opening of its first Tailor-Made Centre in the Asia Pacific region and what better way to do that than unveil the F12berlinetta Polo and FF Dressage Editions.
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Brother of China's Scandal-Hit Official Sacked
The brother of Chinese politician Ling Jihua, once a presidential ally whose son was killed in a scandalous Ferrari crash, has been sacked from his post, the Communist Party's official news website said Monday.
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Silk-FAW to Press Ahead With Plan to Build Electric Sports Car in Italy: Details
Silk-FAW will proceed with its EUR 1 billion EUR 1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,160 crore) plans to build an electric sports car in Italy, the company said on Monday. The startup, comprised of US automotive engineering and design firm Silk EV and Chinese automaker FAW, plans to develop and produce electric and hybrid luxury hypercars in China and in Ital...
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Ferrari To Recall More Than 2,200 Cars In China Over Brake Risk
Italian luxury carmaker Ferrari has issued a recall plan with Chinese regulators over potential brake problems in its vehicles, an official notice said Friday.
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Charles Leclerc Wins Virtual China Race, Celebrates With Pasta Not Champagne
Charles Leclerc, who claimed his second victory in the the Virtual Grand Prix championship, marked his Shanghai win by cooking pasta.
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Woman Crashes Ferrari Moments After Renting It. Watch
Picture this, you enter a luxury car dealership and pick out a swanky new ride to take home. Feels nice, right? So you can imagine just how bad it would feel if someone in that position ended up crashing that same car. If you're shuddering at the thought of this, chances are you'll sympathise with this woman in China. She reportedly rented a Ferrar...
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China Imposes Additional 10 Per Cent Tax On Supercars
China has imposed an extra 10 per cent tax on ultra-high-end cars and supercars costing over 1.3 million yuan (Rs. 1.28 crore) such as Lamborghinis and Ferraris, the government said, the latest step in a wide crackdown on conspicuous luxury consumption.
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Ferrari To Recall 621 Luxury Vehicles In China Due To Defective Airbags
China is one of the biggest markets for Ferrari and it's in this market that the Italian car maker will recall 621 imported vehicles in China due to defective airbags, the country's top quality watchdog said.
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Lamborghini, Ferrari in 'Fast and Furious' Beijing Crash
A Lamborghini and Ferrari crashed in a high-speed road race in Beijing as the seventh stunt-filled "Fast and the Furious" movie opened in China, the latest luxury car accident to provoke controversy today.
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Chinese Police Seize Ferraris From Hong Kong Street Racers
Chinese police seized a dozen supercars including Ferraris and McLarens and detained a group of middle-aged street racers from Hong Kong, some of whom were caught doing more than 250 kilometres per hour (155 mph), reports said on Friday.
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Ferrari Opens First Tailor-Made Centre in the Asia-Pacific Region
Ferrari is celebrating the opening of its first Tailor-Made Centre in the Asia Pacific region and what better way to do that than unveil the F12berlinetta Polo and FF Dressage Editions.
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Brother of China's Scandal-Hit Official Sacked
The brother of Chinese politician Ling Jihua, once a presidential ally whose son was killed in a scandalous Ferrari crash, has been sacked from his post, the Communist Party's official news website said Monday.
