Market continues to cool | BYD readies premium EV brand | COVID upends Beijing, Guangzhou auto shows | Buick Century flagship MPV debuts | Honda previews 2nd EV

Wholesale deliveries of new vehicles rose 6.9 percent to 2.5 million in October after surging 26 percent the previous month.

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