Auto Shanghai returns to its natural place in the calendar and with in-person attendees, though with hefty Coronavirus protocols in place

With the Coronavirus pandemic postponing last year’s Beijing motor show until September, Shanghai’s turn to host the 2021 version of China’s main motor show marks the beginning of a return to normality for the auto show calendar – but the show’s organisers took no chances.

All in attendance have been required to upload a nucleic acid test – the most stringent testing method for detecting Coronavirus – to gain entry. For those in the clear, eight halls jam packed with brands, many of which didn’t exist only months ago, await.

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