GM says its EV sales will meet China's quotas by 2019
The Baojun E100 sells for about $5,400 with government subsidies.
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GM gives China 7-seat minivan, still won't offer MPV in US
General Motors and its Chinese joint-venture partners, SAIC and Wuling, have announced a new seven-passenger minivan for the world's most populous country.
Nesbitt named VP of design for GM's international operations
General Motors has announced some changes at the top of its design group, led by Brian Nesbitt. The 42-year-old Nesbitt will be shipped off to Shanghai to become vice president of GMIO design, trading places with Ken Parkinson, who will assume the title of director of North American exterior design. Nesbitt will also double as the brand champion for Wuling and Baojun, while Parkinson will step in as the champion of the Chris Shunk
GM shows off first model from new Baojun brand in China
Baojun 630 Passenger Car – Click above for high-res image gallery
GM launches new low-cost brand in China and it's a 'treasured horse'
While the German automakers – and Buick – mop up outrageous demand for their wares in China's major metropolitan and coastal cities, General Motors wants to be the nameplate of choice in the secondary cities and the interior. And now in conjunction with its joint-venture partners SAIC and Wuling, it has launched another nameplate: Baojun. Meaning "treasured horse," Baojun is th
Trifun three-wheelers set to enter U.S. market
Currently, there are a few small manufacturers marketing in the small, three-wheeled vehicle segment. Obviously, ZAP comes to mind with their electric Xebra sedan and pickup truck. Bajaj sells small three-wheeled utility vehicles here as well. It looks like we can add Trifun to that list, as they reportedly plan to sell a few thousand three-wheeled vehicles this year in the U.S.
Micro to become macro? GM looking at competing with the Nano
Click image for a gallery of the GM China Chevrolet Spark
