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Shanghai is the largest city in China and is one of the largest cities in the world. Shanghai has a population of over 8,000,003.

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GM and SAIC Will Feature “Personal Mobility” Car in Beijing

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Suzuki's take on a personal mobility vehicle - the PIXY+SCC concept By Brendan Moore 11.12.2007 Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp. (SAIC) and General Motors, partners in a highly successful joint venture in China, will show a “personal mobility concept” at the upcoming Expo in Shanghai. The personal mobility concept segment is comprised of clean, sustainably-powered small or micro vehicles. The personal mobility concept envisions an emerging class of clean-energy vehicles, such as... Read Full Story

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SAIC Says It Will Produce 2 Million Vehicles by 2010

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The Volkswagen Magotan - China's version of the Passat Shanghai Auto sees growth in China and abroad By Brendan Moore 10.16.2007 The things you learn by perusing news reports about Communist Party meetings in China: Shanghai Automotive (SAIC) chairman Hu Maoyuan, told Communist Party bosses in Beijing earlier today that the company is on track to produce two million vehicles by 2010 calendar year. The projected two million total includes the vehicles they make for GM and VW through... Read Full Story

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GM Invests $250 Million in China “Green” Research Center

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By Brendan Moore 10.30.2007 General Motors has announced plans to open a state of the art research center in China to develop alternative energy vehicles. The scientific research center will be funded by an initial $250 million USD allocation from GM. The plan also calls for the research center to be part of GM’s new Shanghai “campus” where the company’s new in-country headquarters will be located. “We believe China has the potential to become a leader in the adoption of alternative... Read Full Story

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Is China an Opportunity – Or a Threat?

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Is the short-term gain worth the possible long-term pain? By Chris Haak 04.25.2007 Nearly all of the major players in the global auto industry – GM, Ford, Volkswagen, Toyota, Honda, etc. – have a significant presence in China. Why wouldn’t they, after all? It’s a big market now, and a huge potential market that will only grow at a torrid pace over the next several years. Companies like GM and Ford who are seeing double-digit sales declines in their home market are seeing their sales in... Read Full Story

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Now the Answer Comes, and Quickly

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By Brendan Moore 04.26.2007 It seems as if this is turning into the All-China Cars site this week, but things keep happening that concern the Chinese manufacturers, so here we are again. On April 17, I posed the question regarding when a Chinese car company would be selling their cars in the U.S. or Europe in substantial numbers under their own brand name. I offered the opinion in the article that it wouldn’t happen within two years, and would probably be around five years. Three days... Read Full Story

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Sizzling Shanghai - Shanghai, Shanghai, China

So we made our way to the train station in Qingdao.We knew it would be a long and uncomfortable journey as it was 20 hours long and we had only been able to reserve hard seat class as it was the only class left ...

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