GM Global SVP Bullish on China NEV at CIIE; SAIC-GM JV Extended to 2047
In a November 7 Xinhua interview at the 9th China International Import Expo, General Motors global senior vice-president Luo Xu said GM remains confident about developing…
In a November 7 Xinhua interview at the 9th China International Import Expo, General Motors global senior vice-president Luo Xu said GM remains confident about developing NEVs in China, citing the market's fast product iteration and younger, tech-hungry consumers. GM has attended CIIE nine times and recently extended its SAIC-GM joint venture by 20 years to 2047. Luo noted GM's partnership with Shanghai-based Chuxunda (Momenta-linked) produced an advanced driver-assistance system shown on a plug-in hybrid at the expo, underscoring how global carmakers are localizing R&D and co-developing intelligent features with Chinese partners.
Source: Xinhua, Nov 7, 2026 | 2026-11-07
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