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The all-electric BYD e6 crossover vehicle debuted at the Shanghai Auto Show today. It’s a step away from the usual designs BYD has offered so far. It includes the latest technology, which BYD’s CEO showcased a few days ago, with a 100% recyclable battery and can recharge to 50% in ten minutes.

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Hyundai showcased two hybrids at the Shanghai Auto Show this year: the Santa Fe and the Avante (aka Elantra). The popular gasoline versions of these vehicles will soon be available in hybrid versions. They expect to increase efficiency, fuel economy, and reduce emissions by up to 60% in each vehicle.

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Chery is showing two new electric vehicle concepts this year in Shanghai. The first is the Riich M1 EV and the other is a new Tiggo 3 EV. The Riich is a four-door micro-sedan while the Tiggo is a small SUV.

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This year’s Shanghai Auto Show sure does seem to be all about the eco-vehicles. Changfeng introduced a hybrid SUV called the CS7. This one is a pure hybrid that is a really unqiue PHEV.

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General Motors and Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp (SAIC) announced plans to build fuel cell vehicles in 2010. The Shanghai Auto Show is full of surprises this year and this collaborations between the two companies is amazing news.

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The Shanghai Auto Show is just around the corner - doors open on April 22nd - and news is already starting to filter out about some of the EV offerings due to be shown off at the show. One company who will be unveiling a new electric car product is Brilliance Auto, a Chinese auto manufacturer.

Read More: Brilliance Auto to Unveil new Electric Car at Shanghai Auto Show