SAIC Motor

Chinese automotive manufacturing company

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2025 SAIC Motor Philippines set a goal to have 60 MG dealerships operational in the Philippines.
April 2025 SAIC Motor and Huawei jointly unveiled the fifth brand under HIMA, SAIC (called '尚界' in Chinese), during a new product launch event.
2024 The company officially changed its name from MG Motor India to JSW MG Motor India.
2024 SAIC Rising R7 sales decreased to 3,891 units in China
2024 SAIC Rising F7 sales decreased to 2,088 units in China, potentially reflecting changes in market demand or sales strategy.
November 2024 SAIC Motor Passenger Vehicle announced the reintegration of the Rising Auto brand into Roewe, restructuring it as a premium electric vehicle product line.
July 2024 SAIC Motor announced it would formally request a hearing with the European Commission on the anti-subsidy investigation.
July 4 2024 New tariffs on Chinese-built electric vehicles went into effect, with SAIC Motor's vehicles subject to the highest tariff of 37.6 percent.
June 26 2024 The EU reduced proposed tariffs on SAIC vehicles from 38.1 percent to 37.6 percent after receiving additional information.
February 2024 MG Motor showcased the vehicle as the MG9 EV at the Geneva International Motor Show, demonstrating the model's potential for international markets.
2023 SAIC Motor Philippines expanded its dealership network to 42 authorized locations, with plans to add four more dealerships by the end of the year.
2023 SAIC Motor recorded 2,804,845 total group vehicle sales, with a notable breakthrough of 903,789 units for SAIC Passenger Vehicle and continuing diversification of its brand portfolio.
2023 MG Motor India was restructured into a joint venture with the JSW Group, becoming JSW MG Motor India.
2023 SAIC received state subsidies equivalent to US$560 million.
2023 SAIC ranks 84th on the Fortune Global 500 list and achieves 5.02 million vehicle sales, confirming its position as the largest of China's 'Big Four' state-owned car manufacturers.
2023 Annual sales slightly decrease to 1.21 million vehicles.
2023 SAIC Rising R7 sales increased significantly to 6,761 units in China
2023 SAIC Rising F7 sales reached 14,233 units in China during the year, indicating significant market presence for the automotive model.
October 2023 SAIC Motor planned to launch the all-new 2024 MG4 EV and MG Marvel R in the Philippines.
September 2023 The European Commission launched an anti-subsidy investigation into Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers, including SAIC.
July 2023 Audi and SAIC Group announced a partnership to introduce the EV platform from IM Motors into Audi's electric models.
July 19 2023 SAIC Motor Philippines appointed a new distributor and importer of MG vehicles, preparing to launch the MG4 EV and MG Marvel R in the Philippine market.
April 2023 The production version of the Rising Auto F7 electric sedan was officially presented at the Auto Shanghai motor show.
March 2023 SAIC Motor launched the Rising F7, the second product of the Rising Auto brand, as a battery electric executive car.
2022 SAIC Motor maintained strong sales performance with 2,779,123 total group vehicles sold, introducing new brands like SAIC IM (5,000 units) and continuing strong performance in existing brands.
2022 Sales recover to 1.32 million vehicles after the pandemic-induced downturn.
2022 SAIC Rising R7 achieved sales of 3,501 units in China
2022 The SAIC Rising R7 went on sale to consumers in the Chinese automotive market.
2021 SAIC Motor achieved total group sales of 2,845,309 vehicles, with significant milestones including 471,992 units for SAIC Passenger Vehicle and diversification across multiple brands.
2021 SAIC increased its holdings in Nanjing Iveco (Naveco), raising its ownership to 80.1%. The ownership structure now comprises Nanjing Automobile Group with 50%, SAIC with 30.1%, and IVECO S.P.A. with 19.9%, making the Italian brand a strategic investor.
2021 SAIC-GM-Wuling's Wuling Hongguang Mini EV became the best-selling electric vehicle in China by volume, marking a significant milestone in the company's electric vehicle manufacturing success.
2021 Rising Auto began operating as an independent brand, separating from the Roewe division.
2021 SAIC's self-owned brands contribute 52% of the company's total sales, demonstrating significant growth in their proprietary vehicle lines.
April 2021 SAIC Rising first previewed the R7 through the ES33 concept at the Shanghai Auto Show, introducing the new electric vehicle 'R' brand.
January 13 2021 SAIC launched the luxury electric vehicle brand IM (Zhiji Motor), developed in partnership with Shanghai's Pudong New Area government and Alibaba. The brand name 'IM' stands for 'Intelligence in Motion'.
2020 Rising Auto was initially introduced as the 'R Brand', a sub-brand of SAIC's Roewe division focused on electric vehicles.
2020 Sales decline to 1.5 million vehicles, likely due to global pandemic impacts.
2020 Sales drop to 1.5 million vehicles, likely impacted by global COVID-19 pandemic.
2020 SAIC Volkswagen launched a New Energy Vehicle Plant with an annual capacity of 300,000 vehicles, focusing on electric vehicle models like Volkswagen ID.3, ID.4 X, ID.6 X, and Audi Q5 e-tron.
2020 The Rising Auto F7 design was first previewed through the Roewe R-Aura Concept, which was developed before the Rising Auto brand was officially launched.
2019 SAIC established MG Motor India as a wholly-owned subsidiary to produce and market MG-branded vehicles in India.
June 2019 SAIC Motor closed its UK Technical Centre in Longbridge, making over 300 engineers redundant. This centre had previously been the principal site for developing MG cars and playing a major role in Roewe product development.
2018 SAIC Motor established a joint venture called Technomous with Austrian technology provider TTTech, focusing on developing Intelligent and Autonomous Driving solutions.
2018 Began process of building an electric-car plant in Anting, near Shanghai, expected to produce 300,000 e-vehicles per year starting in 2020.
May 2018 SAIC Volkswagen started exporting Santana, Lavida, Lamando, and Tiguan models to the Philippines under the ASEAN-China Free Trade Agreement.
January 2018 SAIC Volkswagen started vehicle export shipments targeting left-hand drive Southeast Asian markets.
2017 SAIC Motor reached total group sales of 2,811,224 vehicles, with substantial sales across brands including 385,235 units for SAIC-GM-Wuling and 1,016,342 units for Roewe.
2016 Achieves annual sales of 2.0 million vehicles, consolidating its position in the Chinese automotive market.
2016 Sales hit 2 million vehicles, marking another significant milestone for the company.
2015 SAIC Motor expanded its sales portfolio, with notable growth in sales of Roewe brand reaching 502,872 units, representing a significant increase from previous years.

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