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PM Narendra Modi Rides Xi Jinping's Hongqi L5, Here's What Makes It Special
PM Narendra Modi is on his two-day visit to China, where he was seen riding in Xi Jinping's Hongqi L5.
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PM Modi Arrived At SCO Meet In Xi Jinping's Favourite Car, Left In Putin's
PM Modi used the Hongqi L5 limousine during his two-day visit to China for the SCO summit. He then left with Mr Putin in his car, an Aurus Senat, for their bilateral meeting.
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'Hongqi': All about Xi Jinping's Preferred Car In Which PM Modi Travelled In China
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is using China's Hongqi L5 limousine during his two-day visit to China for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit.
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Watch: Joe Biden Flaunts 'Beast' After Xi Jinping Shows Off His Made-In-China Car
A video has surfaced online showing Joe Biden and Xi Jinping talking about their respective cars. While Mr Biden was seen boasting about his Cadillac car, Mr Xi was seen showing off his Hongqi N701 Limo.
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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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U.S. Firm, FAW To Build Sports Cars Under Chairman Mao's Favoured Brand Hongqi
A little-known U.S.-based engineering and design firm said it plans to invest 10 billion yuan ($1.41 billion) to make sports cars with China's FAW Group under the brand of choice of late revolutionary leader Chairman Mao Zedong, Hongqi.
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In India, Xi Jinping Travels In China-Made "Hongqi" Instead Of Chopper
Visiting Chennai for his second informal summit with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday, Chinese President Xi Jinping has opted to travel to tourist town Mamallapuram by road instead of a helicopter as Chinese leaders, as matter of policy, shun travel by choppers.
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PM Narendra Modi Rides Xi Jinping's Hongqi L5, Here's What Makes It Special
PM Narendra Modi is on his two-day visit to China, where he was seen riding in Xi Jinping's Hongqi L5.
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PM Modi Arrived At SCO Meet In Xi Jinping's Favourite Car, Left In Putin's
PM Modi used the Hongqi L5 limousine during his two-day visit to China for the SCO summit. He then left with Mr Putin in his car, an Aurus Senat, for their bilateral meeting.
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'Hongqi': All about Xi Jinping's Preferred Car In Which PM Modi Travelled In China
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is using China's Hongqi L5 limousine during his two-day visit to China for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit.
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Watch: Joe Biden Flaunts 'Beast' After Xi Jinping Shows Off His Made-In-China Car
A video has surfaced online showing Joe Biden and Xi Jinping talking about their respective cars. While Mr Biden was seen boasting about his Cadillac car, Mr Xi was seen showing off his Hongqi N701 Limo.
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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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U.S. Firm, FAW To Build Sports Cars Under Chairman Mao's Favoured Brand Hongqi
A little-known U.S.-based engineering and design firm said it plans to invest 10 billion yuan ($1.41 billion) to make sports cars with China's FAW Group under the brand of choice of late revolutionary leader Chairman Mao Zedong, Hongqi.
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In India, Xi Jinping Travels In China-Made "Hongqi" Instead Of Chopper
Visiting Chennai for his second informal summit with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday, Chinese President Xi Jinping has opted to travel to tourist town Mamallapuram by road instead of a helicopter as Chinese leaders, as matter of policy, shun travel by choppers.
