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At the Beijing Auto Show, Mercedes-Benz and Nanjing Iveco stood out as two of the most prominent commercial vehicle exhibitors, showcasing their latest innovations. Mercedes-Benz made its debut at the event, while Nanjing Iveco introduced the new PowerDaily model, representing a full lineup of Iveco products from Italy. According to Lin Wei, Secretary-General of the China Light Vehicle Joint Analysis Association, these exhibits reflect the future direction of China’s light commercial vehicles, with improvements in power, environmental protection, and design. China has rapidly advanced its emission standards, moving from State I to National III in just 10 years—far faster than Europe's 30-year timeline. Beijing even implemented the National IV standard earlier than many other regions. However, this progress has brought challenges. As emissions were upgraded, fuel consumption increased for many diesel-powered light commercial vehicles. The reason lies in the need to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions, which often involves delaying fuel injection, leading to lower combustion temperatures and higher fuel use. Experts believe that breaking this cycle requires a qualitative improvement in engine performance. Nanjing Iveco’s PowerDaily, launched at the show, exemplifies this approach. It maintains ultra-low fuel consumption while meeting higher environmental standards, thanks to the F1C engine. Designed on the Euro IV platform, it can be upgraded to Euro V and features a 107 kW maximum power output. With Bosch’s second-generation high-pressure common rail system, fuel efficiency improved by 10% without compromising power. Beyond internal performance, light commercial vehicles are also focusing on external appeal. As user preferences shift toward aesthetics, manufacturers are investing more in design. George Yarrow, an Italian industrial designer, emphasized that modern light vehicles must balance functionality, aesthetics, and comfort. In Europe, brands like Mercedes-Benz and Iveco follow this principle, creating vehicles that are both practical and stylish. The new PowerDaily from Mercedes-Benz and Nanjing Iveco showcased at the show reflects this European design philosophy. Its streamlined body reduces drag, and the bold U-shaped front grille enhances cooling and aerodynamics. As China’s commercial vehicle industry continues to develop, collaborations with international partners are helping domestic companies reach global standards. While full international parity may take time, companies like Nanjing Iveco are focused on quality, European-standard practices, and driving the industry forward.

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