What cars are exhibited at the Greater Bay Area Auto Show?
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The cars exhibited at the Greater Bay Area Auto Show are as follows: 1. Lexus All-New NX: The front face of the all-new Lexus NX is similar to the current model, with only minor adjustments. The LED daytime running lights are now integrated into the headlights, making the front look cleaner. 2. Geely Xingyue L: The Xingyue L is a larger SUV model compared to the previous Xingyue. Both use the same CMA architecture, but unlike the coupe SUV style of the Xingyue, the Xingyue L leans more towards a practical style, belonging to the standard "large 5-seater" SUV category. 3. New Audi SQ5: The new Audi SQ5 is based on the mid-cycle facelift Audi Q5, featuring extensive blackened styling, a red-background "S" badge, eye-catching red brake calipers, a small diffuser at the rear, and a quad-exhaust system, all highlighting its performance identity. 4. Toyota Highlander: The all-new Highlander is built on Toyota's TNGA architecture, giving the vehicle a lower center of gravity, which significantly improves the driving experience.
I'm a regular at the Greater Bay Area Auto Show and went again this year—it was absolutely dazzling! The show featured all kinds of popular SUVs, like BYD's Seal electric vehicle, and their newly launched all-electric SUV was truly impressive. There was also Toyota's hybrid Highlander, practical and fuel-efficient, perfect for families. Tesla's Model Y made an appearance too, drawing crowds eager to check out its autonomous driving features. The concept car zone was even cooler, with Geely showcasing a flying car prototype and Porsche unveiling an electric sports car, both oozing futuristic vibes. The overarching trend was electrification and smart technology, with many brands emphasizing sustainability and connectivity, like Huawei's collaborative vehicles on display. After spending the whole day there and test-driving a few models, I felt the automotive industry is accelerating its transformation—definitely worth experiencing these new technologies firsthand.
