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Chinese automakers and electric cars feature at 2026 Paris motor show
The 2026 Mondial de l'Auto examined current trends in the car industry.
A key focus was the strong presence of Chinese automakers at the event.
The discussion also covered competition in electric cars.
The event was discussed on BFM Business's Tech & Co programme.
It brought together Cédric Ingrand, head of Heavyweight Studio, and BFM Business journalist Frédéric Simottel.
The focus on Chinese manufacturers and electric cars shows which subjects were prominent at this year's event.
No further developments were stated.
The 2026 Mondial de l’Auto was discussed on BFM Business on Monday, October 12.
The discussion focused on trends at the 2026 event.
Guests discussed the strong presence of Chinese automakers.
They also discussed competition in the electric-car sector.
The discussion aired on the programme Tech & Co, la quotidienne.
- Who
- Cédric Ingrand, François Sorel and Frédéric Simottel took part in the discussion.
- What
- They discussed trends at the 2026 Mondial de l’Auto, including Chinese automakers and electric cars.
- When
- Monday, October 12, 2026.
- Where
- On BFM Business.
- Why
- To discuss trends at the 2026 motor show.
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- Event
- 2026 Mondial de l’Auto
- Broadcast date
- October 12, 2026
- Programme
- Tech & Co, la quotidienne
- Guests
- Cédric Ingrand and Frédéric Simottel
- Topics
- Chinese automakers and electric cars
Sources
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