An iconic 'London cab' drives past the giant portrait of Chairman Mao Zedong that hangs in Beijing's Tiananmen Square June 29, 2009. The black cabs may soon become a common sight on the streets of inland Chinese cities with Geely Automobile Holdings, a major Chinese indigenous car maker and its British partner Manganese Bronze Holdings PLC, planning to sell about 1,000 of these cars in China this year. Already, 30 of the cabs are in service in the capital Beijing since last year's Olympic games. To match interview GEELY/BLACKCAB. Reuters Pictures 4 months ago

An iconic 'London cab' drives past the giant portrait of Chairman Mao Zedong that hangs in Beijing's Tiananmen Square June 29, 2009. The black cabs may soon become a common sight on the streets of inland Chinese cities with Geely Automobile Holdings, a major Chinese indigenous car maker and its British partner Manganese Bronze Holdings PLC, planning to sell about 1,000 of these cars in China this year. Already, 30 of the cabs are in service in the capital Beijing since last year's Olympic games. To match interview GEELY/BLACKCAB.