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Not content with being China's largest foreign automaker, General Motors hopes to further increase its sales in the country with its newly launched low-cost Baojun brand, which the Detroit automaker developed with local partners SAIC and Wuling.
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The SAIC-GM-Wuling (SGMW) joint-venture has introduced its first SUV at the Shanghai Auto Show, the Baojun 560. Read more »...
- Volkswagen Group Mulls New Low Cost Brand For China
At last week’s Shanghai Auto Show 2011, the Volkswagen Group expanded its China portfolio with the official introduction of the Seat brand to the world’s largest car market. However, the German giant has more plans in store for China as...
- Toyota Outsells Gm In China In The First Nine Months Of 2008
China is yet another significant market were General Motors is losing ground to Toyota. According to a report from Bloomberg citing data issued by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, Toyota's two Chinese auto ventures raised their sales...
- Honda To Create New Brand In China - First Model To Be Introduced In 2010
Honda’s manufacturing joint venture in southern China, Guangzhou Honda Automobile Co, officially announced its plans to develop a car that will be marketed under an all-new brand. This is the first time that a foreign car venture will develop...
- Gm To Unveil Next Iteration Of The Chevrolet Volt And A New Buick Concept At The 2007 Shanghai Show
Logical isn’t it – I mean China has the world's second largest car market in the world, just behind the US and ahead of Japan. Leaving aside the next iteration of the well-received, battery-powered Volta, I have to admit that it sounds...
Cars
GM's Low-Cost China Brand Baojun Begins Sales of New 630 Sedan, Priced Under $10k [61 Photos]
Not content with being China's largest foreign automaker, General Motors hopes to further increase its sales in the country with its newly launched low-cost Baojun brand, which the Detroit automaker developed with local partners SAIC and Wuling.
With the Baojun brand, GM wants to compete in the fast-growing market for new cars in smaller Chinese cities targeting first-time buyers with a budget of around $10,000. Domestic Chinese rivals include Chery Automobile, Geely Automobile Holding and BYD.
- Does Gm’s Baojun 560 Suv Remind You Of The Pre-facelift Vw Tiguan?
The SAIC-GM-Wuling (SGMW) joint-venture has introduced its first SUV at the Shanghai Auto Show, the Baojun 560. Read more »...
- Volkswagen Group Mulls New Low Cost Brand For China
At last week’s Shanghai Auto Show 2011, the Volkswagen Group expanded its China portfolio with the official introduction of the Seat brand to the world’s largest car market. However, the German giant has more plans in store for China as...
- Toyota Outsells Gm In China In The First Nine Months Of 2008
China is yet another significant market were General Motors is losing ground to Toyota. According to a report from Bloomberg citing data issued by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, Toyota's two Chinese auto ventures raised their sales...
- Honda To Create New Brand In China - First Model To Be Introduced In 2010
Honda’s manufacturing joint venture in southern China, Guangzhou Honda Automobile Co, officially announced its plans to develop a car that will be marketed under an all-new brand. This is the first time that a foreign car venture will develop...
- Gm To Unveil Next Iteration Of The Chevrolet Volt And A New Buick Concept At The 2007 Shanghai Show
Logical isn’t it – I mean China has the world's second largest car market in the world, just behind the US and ahead of Japan. Leaving aside the next iteration of the well-received, battery-powered Volta, I have to admit that it sounds...