SAIC MOTOR

SAIC Motor is a state-owned Chinese automotive corporation founded in 1955. The company specializes in the production of engine components, transmission parts, suspension elements, and steering systems for its own brands and joint venture partners. Manufacturing facilities focus on original parts for MG, Roewe, and Maxus vehicles. Products are supplied for original equipment manufacturing and the aftermarket through an official distribution network. Technical solutions are based on standards developed through global automotive partnerships.

Country

China

Brand History

1955: Foundation of the Shanghai Diesel Engine Plant. 1997: Establishment of a joint venture with General Motors. 2007: Acquisition of Nanjing Automobile Group, gaining control of the MG brand. 2011: Launch of in-house electric powertrain production.

Key OEM Customers

SAIC Motor (in-house production lines), Volkswagen, General Motors (Automotive OEM)

Type

OEM Vehicle Manufacturer

Ecology

The company implements closed-loop production technologies for battery packs and energy recovery systems for hybrid powertrains.

Brand Authentication

Original parts feature a unique serial number verifiable through the internal SAIC database. Packaging includes a holographic label that changes color at different viewing angles. Metal components feature an impact-stamped batch code consisting of one letter and 6 digits.

Certificates

ISO 9001, IATF 16949, ISO 14001