All Brands Owned by SAIC Motor Corporation Limited

What does SAIC Motor own?
SAIC Motor operates proprietary brands including MG Motor (global, sold in over 40 countries), Roewe (domestic Chinese premium brand), Maxus/LDV (commercial vehicles), and IM Motors/Zhiji (premium EV joint venture with Alibaba). The company also operates joint ventures with Volkswagen (SAIC Volkswagen), General Motors (SAIC-GM), and SAIC-GM-Wuling. The Wuling Hongguang Mini EV, produced by SAIC-GM-Wuling, is one of China's best-selling electric vehicles.

Is SAIC Motor publicly traded?
Yes, SAIC Motor is publicly traded on the Shanghai Stock Exchange under ticker 600104. However, the controlling shareholder is Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (Group), a state-owned investment holding company controlled by the Shanghai Municipal Government, which holds approximately 63% of shares. The remaining approximately 37% are publicly traded.

Who founded SAIC Motor?
SAIC Motor was established in 1955 by the Shanghai Municipal Government as a state-owned automotive manufacturer. The company was originally established as the Shanghai Automotive Assembly Plant, producing vehicles for government and military use. The company's modern growth was driven by the formation of a joint venture with Volkswagen in 1984, one of the first automotive joint ventures in China.

Where is SAIC Motor headquartered?
SAIC Motor is headquartered in Shanghai, China. The company's corporate offices and primary manufacturing operations are located in Shanghai, with additional manufacturing facilities across China and internationally in Thailand, India, Indonesia, and the United Kingdom. Shanghai serves as the center for SAIC's operations and provides access to China's major automotive market and technology ecosystem.

How many brands does SAIC Motor own?
SAIC Motor operates multiple proprietary brands (MG Motor, Roewe, Maxus/LDV, IM Motors) and joint venture brands (VW, Skoda, Buick, Chevrolet, Cadillac, Wuling, Baojun). The company's brand portfolio covers the full range of market segments from entry-level electric vehicles (Wuling Hongguang Mini EV at approximately 30,000 yuan) to premium electric vehicles (IM Motors L7 at approximately 400,000 yuan).

Who owns SAIC Motor?
SAIC Motor is controlled by the Shanghai Municipal Government through Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (Group), which holds approximately 63% of shares. The company is a state-owned enterprise, with the remaining approximately 37% of shares publicly traded on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. The Shanghai Municipal SASAC exercises government oversight through its role in appointing senior leadership and approving major strategic decisions.