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Vehicle plants in China are attracting foreign investors and entrepreneurs, offering rare access to witness the potential next technological revolution. The surge of foreign visitors signals concerns over a “China shock 2.0,” where Chinese companies are perceived to be leading in advanced manufacturing and cutting-edge technologies. Robert Wu, CEO of Shanghai-based data research firm Baiguan, highlights the growing trend of studying and learning from China, dispelling misconceptions about sectors like robotaxi technology. Wu has organized exclusive tours for investors, entrepreneurs, and executives, charging up to $15,000 for a five-day program. The demand for firsthand access to China’s innovation ecosystem has…
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