SAIC-GM-Wuling Automobile Co., Ltd. (SGMW) is a Chinese joint venture established in 2002 between SAIC Motor (50.1%), General Motors (44%), and Guangxi Automobile Group (5.9%). Headquartered in Liuzhou, Guangxi, the company manufactures passenger cars, commercial vehicles, microvans, and automotive engines, primarily under the Wuling and Baojun brands.
SGMW is one of China's largest vehicle producers by volume, with over 1.5 million vehicles sold globally in 2024, more than half being new energy vehicles (NEVs). It has pioneered affordable electric vehicles and expanded into Southeast Asia, including a manufacturing plant in Indonesia. The company recently entered strategic partnerships for advanced battery technologies to support its EV lineup.
Also known as SAIC GM Wuling and 上汽通用五菱.
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Six batteries: Shenxing (10–15C); Qilin 280Wh/kg (1,000km) & Condensed 350Wh/kg (1,500km); Freevoy hybrid 230Wh/kg (600km); Naxtra Na‑ion GWh scale; charge–swap network, 4k stations.
