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Mark Andrews is a journalist based in Shanghai, China. He writes extensively about the Chinese car industry and has also done test drive reviews for many magazines and newspapers around the world. In addition Mark Andrews writes articles about travel, food and drink, and various business topics. Usually a complete package of article and pictures can be supplied. For a complete run down of his previous work please look at his website www.markeaandrews.com.
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Test drive: Xpeng P7+ EV combines luxury, space, AI-powered driving assistance
Xpeng's new P7+ model, launched at the Paris Motor Show, has garnered significant attention with 31,528 orders on its launch day. The vehicle combines the aesthetics of a coupe with the space of an SUV and the comfort of an MPV, offering 725 litres of boot space expandable to 2,221 litres. Notably, the P7+ has shifted from lidar sensors to a camera-based AI-powered driving assistance system, marking a significant technological advancement. This change aligns with Xpeng's strategy to enhance driving assistance capabilities without relying on high-precision mapping. The article is part of a series reviewing Chinese electric vehicles for the export market.
Mark Andrews: A pompous Charlie, end of the road for Luton, and what is Mick Miller doing in the new Jaguar advert?
The article criticizes former justice secretary Charlie Falconer for his comments on Shabana Mahmood's voting against the assisted dying bill, labeling his remarks as pompous. It discusses the closure of Stellantis' Vauxhall van plant in Luton, attributing it to government targets and economic challenges, while noting the government's lack of response. The piece also critiques Jaguar's new advertisement and rebranding efforts, comparing it unfavorably to past models. Additionally, it mentions changes to American Express credit card designs, highlighting a perceived trend of mindless rebranding.
Operator of unauthorised Wolverhampton city centre car park appeals decision to shut it down
Parkit Management is appealing against Wolverhampton Council's decision to close its unauthorized pay-and-display car park, which was opened without planning permission. The retrospective planning application submitted by the company was rejected in August. Planning officer Ragbir Sahota expressed concerns that the car park could hinder the redevelopment of the Westside Quarter, a significant regeneration area in Wolverhampton.
Camra chief urges drinkers to back 'Save our Banks's Mild' campaign and protect Wolverhampton brewing heritage
Gillian Hough, national vice-chairman of Camra, criticizes Carlsberg Marston's Brewing Company for discontinuing Banks's Mild in cask form, urging support for a petition to preserve the beer as part of Britain's brewing heritage. The decision has disappointed beer enthusiasts in the West Midlands, especially as it coincides with the closure of Park Brewery in Wolverhampton. Despite the discontinuation, Banks's Mild will still be available in cans and kegs, while Banks's Sunbeam will be sold in bottles.
Black Country disabled rights campaigner fears Assisted Dying Bill will result in cull
The Assisted Dying Bill, proposed by Labour's Kim Leadbeater, is set for a vote in the House of Commons. Andy Brown from the MS Society's Black Country branch expresses strong opposition, fearing it could lead to a devaluation of elderly and disabled lives. He warns of potential misuse by sympathetic doctors, drawing parallels to past medical malpractice. The bill requires approval from two doctors and a judge, but Brown remains skeptical of its safeguards.
Test drive: Xiaomi SU7 is a capable EV that is a win for the buyer
The Xiaomi SU7, an electric vehicle, has garnered attention due to its design similarities with luxury brands like Porsche and McLaren, as well as some controversies over crashes and quality issues. Despite these concerns, the SU7 is praised for its aesthetic appeal and features, such as a large boot and advanced technology, including a 16.1-inch main screen. The review highlights both the strengths and areas for improvement, suggesting that while the car is impressive, it could benefit from a more unique design identity.
It's a dark day for ale drinkers like me - Carlsberg will be removing part of Wolverhampton's soul
Carlsberg Marston's decision to discontinue cask production of Banks's Mild and Sunbeam ales has been met with disappointment from real-ale enthusiasts, particularly in Wolverhampton, where Banks's is considered a cultural staple. Shelly Bentley from the Campaign for Real Ale expresses difficulty in accepting the news, highlighting the emotional and cultural impact of the decision on the local community.
Users of Dudley supermarket carpark wrongly threatened with £70 fines
Aldi's new branch in Sedgley mistakenly installed signs restricting car park use to customers only, threatening £70 fines, despite planning conditions allowing public access. Dudley Council is investigating after concerns were raised by local councillors. Aldi acknowledged the error, stating the signs would be updated and apologized for the confusion.
Will Wolverhampton's box space go ahead? Questions as scheme is omitted from latest regeneration plan
Wolverhampton's box space project, intended for live entertainment and food vendors, is missing from the latest city redevelopment plans. Despite its absence, Wolverhampton Council insists the project is not abandoned, with alternative sites under consideration. The council's preferred location has shifted to the former market place between Salop Street and Peel Street. The new masterplan proposes 331 flats and commercial space on the site of the former indoor market, covering 11 acres in the city's west.
Cheers! More than 70 ales and cut-price entry at popular beer festival
The Dudley Winter Ales Fair, organized by the Campaign for Real Ale (Camra), will take place at Dudley Town Hall, featuring over 70 ales, including the champion winter beer of Britain, Snowflake from Sarah Hughes Brewery. The festival will also offer cider, wine, and food, with live music performances. Camra members enjoy free or discounted entry, while non-members pay a reduced fee compared to last year. The event celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Metropolitan Borough of Dudley, with a special symbol featuring the Dudley Bug trilobite.
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