The roaring sound of the motor is about to resound again over Shanghai. After a year, the F1 Chinese Grand Prix will make a heavyweight comeback on March 13th. When global car fans' attention is focused on the high-speed showdown on the track, an extreme "relay race" involving thousands of tons of "big guys" has already quietly unfolded behind the scenes.

As the F1 Chinese Grand Prix is about to start, a grand event called "Cadillac Star Night" that combines speed, passion, and brand style will be held on March 11th at the North Bund in Shanghai. Zhou Guanyu, China's first F1 driver and also a reserve driver for the Cadillac F1 team, made an appearance together with team leader Graham Loden, instantly igniting the enthusiasm of the on-site car fans.

People’s Daily Beijing, May 29th (Jiao Lei, Intern Zhang Boyang) “Hey Simone, close the trunk, close the car doors, close the windows, turn on the air conditioning to 26 degrees, turn on the seat for massage, play my favorite playlists, navigate home”… A series of ultra long command outputs, the car’s entire system accurately recognizes, […]

Cars are not only means of transportation, but also symbols of culture. They represent people's pursuit of speed and passion, as well as their continuous exploration of exquisite craftsmanship and unique aesthetics.