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Is Roewe a Domestic or Joint Venture Car Brand?

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OBrody
07/29/25 1:41pm
Roewe is a domestic car brand. Here is more information about Roewe: 1. Roewe is an automotive brand under SAIC Motor (Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation), launched in October 2006. The technology for this brand's vehicles originates from Rover, which SAIC previously acquired, though SAIC did not purchase the 'Rover' brand itself. 2. Roewe's three major components (engine, transmission, and chassis) rely heavily on joint venture technologies. The chassis incorporates many technologies from SsangYong Motors, generally resulting in a stiffer ride. Currently, the Blue Core series engines used in Roewe vehicles are co-developed by SAIC and General Motors. These engines offer good fuel economy and performance, ranking among the top in domestic brands.
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