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General Motors extends China joint venture with SAIC to 2047

General Motors and China’s SAIC Motor have renewed their 50‑50 joint venture for another 20 years, extending the partnership to 2047. The agreement keeps the venture’s focus on the Buick and Cadillac brands in China and ends domestic sales of Chevrolet, although Chevrolet models will continue to be built in China for export through a separate JV with SAIC and Wuling.

The renewed venture plans to launch at least 30 new‑energy (electric or hybrid) models by 2030. One of the first to be exported is the Buick Electra E7 SUV, which sold more than 10,000 units in its first month and will begin overseas shipments in October. GM’s China sales fell to 1.9 million vehicles last year, a 51 % drop from 2016, and the company recorded non‑cash impairment charges of over $5 billion during the recent restructuring. The joint venture has delivered more than 20 million vehicles since its 1997 launch and will use China as an export hub for Buicks and Cadillacs to the Middle East, Africa, South America, Mexico and other Asian markets.

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Buick · Buick Electra E7 · Cadillac · Chevrolet · General Motors · General Motors Company · John Roth · SAIC Motor · SAIC Motor Corp. · SAIC Motor Corporation Limited

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