<p>Chinese automaker GAC and Germany's BMW expect sales to grow this year in China, the world's biggest auto market, as consumption revives from Covid-19 lockdowns, officials said on Saturday.</p>.<p>Guangzhou-based GAC, which has partnerships with Toyota Motor and Honda Motor, expects its full-year sales and production to be positive, said general manager Feng Xingya.</p>.<p>Jochen Goller, head of BMW China, said the carmaker expects “single-digit growth” in China this year.</p>.<p>The executives were speaking at the Beijing International Automotive Exhibition 2020. GAC previously said it aimed to increase sales by three per cent in 2020. </p>
<p>Chinese automaker GAC and Germany's BMW expect sales to grow this year in China, the world's biggest auto market, as consumption revives from Covid-19 lockdowns, officials said on Saturday.</p>.<p>Guangzhou-based GAC, which has partnerships with Toyota Motor and Honda Motor, expects its full-year sales and production to be positive, said general manager Feng Xingya.</p>.<p>Jochen Goller, head of BMW China, said the carmaker expects “single-digit growth” in China this year.</p>.<p>The executives were speaking at the Beijing International Automotive Exhibition 2020. GAC previously said it aimed to increase sales by three per cent in 2020. </p>