Beijing Motor Show

Rather than using a traditional camshaft to control an engine's valves, Qoros' QamFree motor uses electro-hydraulic-pneumatic actuators​ to provide precise control over each valve for more power and a 12 to 17 percent improvement in fuel economy.

The Beijing Motor Show played host to some important launches, as well as some market-specific specials from brands keen for a slice of China's 1.35 billion-person pie. Have a flick through our gallery for all the new and exciting metal on display.

Revealed at Auto China 2016, the new Volvo Lounge Concept builds upon last year's spacious rear cabin design. Volvo calls it a "unique piece of art." We call it "the backseat we want to take our next road trip in."

After a quick teaser earlier this month, Volkswagen has revealed the all-new T-Prime Concept, a high-tech concept car that previews a premium full-size SUV. If the future of Volkswagen SUVs looks like this, we're looking forward to experiencing it.

After promising a Tesla Fighter in 2015, LeEco, the Chinese tech company formerly known as Letv, has made the first highly visible step toward that goal, revealing a sporty, in-house-developed electric sedan concept at a big Beijing product reveal .

Audi is to a show a Q3 based RS concept at the Beijing Motor Show.

Citroen is expanding its DS line in China and introducing the new Numéro 9 concept at Beijing.

Ford designers set their sights on creating an endearingly simple vehicle for their latest project, and we'd have to say they've succeeded.

The fastest ever Ferrari - the 599 GTO - will go on show shortly but is reserved to the first 599 customers, so get in quick.