General Motors Pulls The Plug On Chevrolet In China
GM will keep making Chevrolet vehicles in China for export after sales fell to fewer than 9,000 units in 2025, the company said.
- On Monday, August 10, General Motors confirmed that Chevrolet will cease retail sales in China, shifting production of existing models toward international export markets excluding the United States.
- Annual sales plummeted from a 2014 peak of approximately 767,000 units to fewer than 9,000 units in 2025, following the 2018 adoption of three-cylinder engines and rapid rise of domestic New Energy Vehicle competitors.
- Addressing concerns from existing owners, General Motors emphasized it will continue providing comprehensive after-sales service for more than 7.5 million Chevrolet customers in China, with dealer networks remaining operational.
- GM and SAIC Motor recently signed a strategic renewal agreement extending their joint venture for 20 years, with John Roth, Executive Vice President of GM Global and President of GM China, highlighting the venture's manufacturing capabilities.
- Strategic focus will shift toward the electrification of Cadillac and Buick brands, as the partners plan to launch at least 30 new energy vehicle models by 2030 within the Chinese market.
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The American brand will leave the Chinese market after nearly 21 years of presence, but the production of Chevrolet cars in the country will continue for export to other markets.
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