BAIC South Africa says it will make a bold impression at the upcoming Festival of Motoring 2025, which will be taking place at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit from 29 to 31 August.
BAIC South Africa says it will make a bold impression at the upcoming Festival of Motoring 2025, which will be taking place at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit from 29 to 31 August, showcasing the brands BAIC B30, which will officially launch in South Africa later this year.
Alongside the B30 debut, BAIC will also display two of its most prominent models: the X55 Plus, a modern looking and tech-forward SUV in the compact segment, and the B40 Plus Honor Edition, a rugged off-roader.
Festival attendees will experience BAIC, not only in the pits but also on the 4x4 track and self-driving area, where the brand will bring its vehicles to life through interactive and dynamic displays.
The Festival of Motoring has established itself as the largest industry-backed motoring event on the continent, drawing tens of thousands of enthusiasts, families and industry professionals each year.
“Festival of Motoring 2025 is about energy, excitement and giving the public hands-on experiences. For BAIC, it is the perfect moment to reveal the B30 to South Africa for the very first time and showcase what our brand represents today,” says Ameena Hassan, Brand & PR Manager at BAIC
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