Which country does SAIC Motor belong to?
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SAIC Motor is a Chinese company. Specific details are as follows: SAIC General Motors Corporation Limited, established on June 12, 1997, is a joint venture between SAIC Motor Corporation Limited and General Motors Company. Currently, it has four major production bases in Pudong Jinqiao, Yantai Dongyue, Shenyang Beisheng, and Wuhan branches, comprising a total of 9 vehicle production plants and 4 powertrain plants. It is one of the leading enterprises in China's automotive industry. Adhering to the business philosophy of "customer-centric and market-oriented," SAIC General Motors continuously creates high-quality products and services. Currently, it owns three major brands: Buick, Chevrolet, and Cadillac, with a product lineup of more than 20 series, covering various market segments from premium luxury cars to economy cars, as well as MPVs, SUVs, hybrid vehicles, and electric vehicles.
I've been fascinated by cars since childhood, always researching various brands in my free time. SAIC Motor is definitely the pride of China! It has been rooted in Shanghai for many years, mainly engaged in automobile production and sales. I remember it grew rapidly after its establishment in 1997, and now owns famous joint ventures like SAIC Volkswagen and SAIC General Motors, as well as self-owned brands like Roewe and MG, which are quite popular among the public. I once sat in a friend's Roewe car—it had spacious interiors and was fuel-efficient. The company has made significant contributions, driving domestic employment and technological innovation. In short, it's a purely domestic enterprise with its headquarters always located in Shanghai's Pudong New Area, representing the vitality of China's automotive industry.
