Crowds in face masks pack out China auto show after virus delay


People wearing protective face masks rest at the Volkswagen stall during the Beijing International Automotive Exhibition, or Auto China show, in Beijing, China on Saturday (Sept 26, 2020). - Reuters

BEIJING, Sept 26, 2020 (AFP) - Crowds packed a mega motor show in Beijing on Saturday -- the only major international auto event this year -- as manufacturers hope to boost the world's biggest car market despite the coronavirus battering demand.

Delayed for five months because of the pandemic, the 10-day event opened as China has largely brought the virus outbreak under control, although travel restrictions mean most overseas executives appeared virtually to introduce their new motors.

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