Swedish man owns vehicle testing centre in China’s Inner Mongolia; likely the only foreigner there
Gustav Holmgren, a 44-year-old Swedish man, has spent over two decades in Yakeshi, a small city in Inner Mongolia, China, where he manages a vehicle testing center. As the legal representative and site manager of ATM (Hulun Buir) Proving Ground Service, Holmgren provides cold-weather vehicle testing for car manufacturers.

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AI-generatedGustav Holmgren, a 44-year-old Swedish man, has spent over two decades in Yakeshi, a small city in Inner Mongolia, China, where he manages a vehicle testing center. As the legal representative and site manager of ATM (Hulun Buir) Proving Ground Service, Holmgren provides cold-weather vehicle testing for car manufacturers. He arrived in China in 2006 after graduating from university and has since witnessed the growth of the Chinese automotive industry. Holmgren is likely the only foreigner residing in Yakeshi, a city of 300,000 administered by Hulun Buir. His company's location allows carmakers to test vehicles in sub-zero temperatures.
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5 extractedGustav Holmgren first came to China in 2006, after graduating from university.
His company is located in Yakeshi, a city administered by Hulun Buir in Inner Mongolia.
ATM (Hulun Buir) Proving Ground Service provides cold-weather vehicle testing for carmakers.
Gustav Holmgren, 44, is the legal representative and site manager of ATM (Hulun Buir) Proving Ground Service.
Holmgren is, perhaps, the only foreigner in the city.