SAIC
Faurecia will supply seats to GM's China JV
July 11Faurecia has formed a tie-up with supplier Liuzhou Wuling to build seats for GM's joint venture with SAIC in China.
China's Guangzhou aims for Canadian launch in 2020, report says
June 15Chinese automaker Guangzhou has aspirations of entering the Canadian market in 2020, according to a report in The Globe and Mail newspaper.
AutoNews Now: Automakers electrify Shanghai show
April 19Electrified in Shanghai: Audi's e-tron Sportback, Porsche plugs in Panamera, MG shows E-Motion; Lynk & CO, SAIC delay U.S. plans; Toyota fuel-cell semi; Honda's hip tip for texters.
SAIC puts U.S. ambitions on hold on Trump uncertainty
April 19SAIC, China's biggest automaker by sales, has put off its plans to export vehicles to the U.S. due to policy uncertainties with the election of Donald Trump as president.
SAIC posts higher 2016 profit; warns sales growth will slow
April 17SAIC posted a 7.4 percent jump in 2016 profits, slightly lower than expected, and cautioned sales growth will slow this year as China rolls back a tax cut on small-engine cars.
Chinese automakers SAIC, Geely turn up heat on global rivals
April 17Global automakers face fresh threats in China from domestic automakers SAIC and Geely, which are launching new models and marketing strategies to challenge better-known foreign brands.
VW delays bid to boost Audi's China sales with SAIC deal
Jan. 18VW Group says it will not produce or sell any Audi cars with SAIC in China until at least 2018, seeking first to strengthen ties with existing Audi partner FAW. A partnership with SAIC, China's largest automaker, could boost Audi's slowing sales as rival Mercedes makes ground in the market.
GM moving forward on sale of Indian car plant to China's SAIC
Jan. 6A subsidiary of China's top carmaker SAIC Motor plans to acquire certain General Motors manufacturing assets in India, a filing with the country's competition watchdog showed on Friday.
First Shift: GM takes case to Supreme Court
Dec. 14, 2016GM seeks high court protection from lawsuits; Trump-China fallout hitting GM?; Mitsubishi elects Ghosn; Tonkin dealerships sold; McLarty-Asbury deal; Infiniti to reveal crossover.
First Shift: Samsung buying Harman
Nov. 14, 2016Samsung buying Harman in $8 billion deal; VW: Audi software can distort emissions results; Audi, SAIC talking; Toyota settles case alleging rust-prone trucks; Subaru quality vigil.
GM 'bullish' on China, sees market reaching 30 million vehicles by 2020
Aug. 1, 2016GM is "quite bullish" about the recovering auto market in China and is responding to a shift in growth toward utilitarian models in smaller cities, a segment often ignored by foreign automakers, said China chief Matt Tsien.
GM plans $5B vehicle family for emerging markets
July 28, 2015GM plans to spend $5 billion over the next several years to develop a new range of technology-rich small cars, based on a common architecture, that will be built and sold under the Chevrolet name in China, Brazil, India, Mexico and other emerging markets.
