Beijing- MG5

The MG5 has been revealed at the Beijing motor show, just under 18 months ahead of its UK debut. The five-door hatchback will go on sale in China by the summer.The C-segment-sized hatchback gets angular headlights and pronounced creases along the bonnet and front wings.The Chinese market model will be powered by a 1.8-litre petrol engine producing around 105bhp.

Beijing- Rolls-Royce Ghost Six Senses

Rolls-Royce has unveiled the Rolls-Royce Six Senses concept at the Beijing motor show. The bespoke luxury model “ignites the senses for sight, taste, touch, sound and aroma”, as well as the sense of “surprise and delight”, according to the firm.Interior features of the car include a Walnut Burr veneer, soft grain leather seats and headlining and deep pile lambswool rugs. Standard equipment on the Six Senses comprises an upgraded audio system, panoramic sunroof, a drinks cooler with etched drinks flutes and a luxury bespoke luggage set.

Beijing- Audi A6 e-Tron

The Audi A6 e-Tron has been revealed at this week's Beijing Motor Show. A6 L e-tron is a parallel hybrid which mates a 2.0-litre TFSI petrol engine, developing 208bhp with an electric motor with peak power rated at 95bhp. In electric mode, it can travel at up to 37mph.Audi refers to the plug-in hybrid technology showcased today as the next step in its e-tron programme.The A6 L e-tron is fitted with MMI navigation-plus, which has been modified to recognise 29,000 Chinese characters.

Beijing Motor Show- Seat Ibiza Cupra

The new Seat Ibiza Cupra has been revealed at this week's Beijing Motor Show in China. The new front-end features a new design for the grille, air intakes and bumper. Seat says the result is a lower, wider stance. The Ibiza Cupra also boasts new LED daytime running lights, bi-xenon headlights and cornering lights integrated into the large fog lamps. The three-door concept rides on 17in wheels. It is finished in bold Crono Yellow paintwork and gloss black is used for trim. The production Ibiza Cupra will be on sale before the end of the year.

Beijing- Jaguar XJ Ultimate

The new Jaguar XJ Ultimate is the most luxurious – and expensive – version of Jaguar’s big saloon ever launched. Engines include the first application of Jaguar’s new supercharged 3.0-litre V6 petrol. The existing supercharged 5.0-litre V8 petrol and 3.0-litre V6 turbodiesel engines can also be offered. It will cost around £128,000 when it reaches the UK in November.

Beijing- MG Icon Concept

The Icon is based on the SAIC ZP platform that also underpins the MG3 supermini. SAIC is keen to spin multiple models off the same platforms, and believes a small sporty SUV is a logical next step for the brand .
MG didn’t officially confirmed the Icon’s engine ahead of the show,but it is likely it will be the new SAIC 1.5-litre turbo. The direct-injection unit boasts 135bhp and 148lb ft, and will feature in the MG5 in China before the end of the year.

Beijing- Porsche Cayenne GTS

The Porsche Cayenne Gts has been revealed today at the Beijing Motor Show in China. The GTS will slot between the S and Turbo models. It will mix a more powerful version of the non-turbo V8 motor from the Cayenne S with the body-kitted styling of the range-topping Turbo model. 0-62mph (0-100km/h) in  5.7secs, compared with the 5.9sec of today’s V8 S, and the top speed is slightly higher, at 162mph rather than 160mph. The new Cayenne GTS will be priced from £67,000 in the UK — a £12k premium over the Cayenne S. It will go on sale from July.

Beijing- Audi Q3 RS

The RS Q3 concept uses a highly tuned version of the 2.5-litre five-cylinder found in the Audi RS3 and TT-RS. Power is increased in the turbocharged TFSI unit by 20bhp to 355bhp. Chinese characters are used on the tachometer.