SAIC Motor
SAIC is one of China's largest automakers, with joint ventures alongside VW and GM and its own MG and IM brands. It makes cells through partnerships including one with CATL and is developing solid-state batteries.
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SAIC Motor is one of China's largest automakers, with an extensive electric-vehicle line-up across brands including MG, Roewe and the SAIC-GM-Wuling joint venture, which produces some of China's best-selling small EVs. It is publicly listed.
The company sources cells from suppliers including CATL, and operates the SAIC-GM-Wuling venture whose compact EVs use large volumes of LFP cells. It is investing in next-generation technology, including a solid-state battery joint venture (SAIC QingTao) targeting mass production, and in cell-to-chassis integration.
SAIC's scale across mass-market and export brands makes it one of China's most important battery customers and a growing developer of advanced battery technology.
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