What is the Chinese name for DS cars?
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DS is called Di Ai Shi in Chinese, a French car brand. It generally refers to the premium brand under Peugeot Citroën. DS is highly favored by French political figures and is known as the "Presidential Car". From Charles de Gaulle to François Hollande, DS has been the preferred choice for French presidents. The history of the Di Ai Shi brand: In 1955, DS made its debut at the Paris Motor Show, causing a sensation with its design and technological innovations, sparking a revolution in the automotive industry and holding a significant place in the history of automobile development. In 1957, DS launched a more affordable version—the DS-ID. Despite its excellence, the price still dampened the purchasing inclination of the general public. In 1958, DS introduced the station wagon version. This DS station wagon had completely different names in various markets. In France, it was called Break, in the UK Safari, in the US Wagon, and in Australia, Safari or Station-Wagon was used as the product name. The DS-Break featured a steel roof (the DS roof material was fiberglass) to support the standard roof rack. In 2011, Changan Peugeot Citroën Automobile Co., Ltd. was established. In 2012, the DS brand officially entered China with its products, serving as the new generation luxury car brand under the Peugeot Citroën Automobile Group, dedicated to providing consumers with a comfortable driving experience.