BUICK (SGM)

Buick (SGM) is a division of the SAIC-General Motors joint venture, specializing in the production of original spare parts for Buick vehicles in the Chinese market. The brand was founded in 1997 as a joint venture between SAIC Motor and General Motors. The product range covers engine components, suspension elements, brake systems, and body parts. Production is focused on supplying original equipment for localized models. Products are engineered according to General Motors' technical standards for the Asian region.

Country

USA

Brand History

1. 1997: Foundation of the SAIC-General Motors joint venture in Shanghai. 2. 2000s: Expansion of production facilities to localize key engine and transmission components. 3. 2010s: Implementation of the GM Global Manufacturing System quality control across all SGM plants. 4. 2020s: Transition to manufacturing components for Buick's electrified platforms.

Key OEM Customers

General Motors (own assembly lines and partners)

Type

OEM-Vehicle Manufacturer

Ecology

No information available.

Brand Authentication

The SGM Anti-Counterfeiting system is used, featuring unique QR codes on packaging for verification via the official SAIC-GM portal. Part markings are applied using laser engraving, ensuring permanence of the characters. The batch code consists of 10 digits, where the first two indicate the year of production.

Certificates

ISO 9001, IATF 16949.