The Beijing motor show, the biggest of its kind since the coronavirus pandemic, kicked off on Saturday, with China claiming it has brought the outbreak under control and the country's economy has begun to bounce back.The motor show was originally scheduled to be held in April, but it was delayed against a backdrop of the spread of the virus, first detected in the central Chinese city of Wuhan.In a bid to capitalize on the world's largest automobile market and population of over 1.4 billion people, many carmakers, including those from Japan and Europe, are eager to boost sales of eco-friendl…READ FULL ARTICLE