Geely vehicle at Beijing motor show

BEIJING, China - Chinese automaker Geely International Corp. shows a solar powered vehicle in the Beijing motor show April 23, 2010. Other major automakers from the world also showcased their latest fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly models.

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