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“Almost 7 out of every 10 cars we make are made outside the United States.”
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“We have eleven joint ventures in China with SAIC and FAW – vehicle manufacturing, sales, distribution, engineering, design, financing, (etc.). We operate 11 final assembly plants in China and 4 power train plants in 8 cities across the country… We have more than 2,700 dealerships and sales outlets nationwide.”
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“We regard our 11 joint ventures as 11 keys to success not just in China, but globally. Our commitment to working in China, with China, for China remains strong and focused on the future.”
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General Motors Chairman and CEO Daniel Akerson participated in today’s opening of the first phase of the GM China Advanced Technical Center (ATC) in Shanghai. The new facility, which is adjacent to the GM International Operations and GM China Headquarters, will carry out important research and development for GM on a worldwide basis.
“The ATC is an integral component of GM’s global technology development strategy,” said Akerson. “As one of GM’s most important and comprehensive technical and design facilities, it will lead GM’s global research and development efforts in targeted areas. Working with our company’s other technical centers, it will share the latest achievements and expertise to drive the innovation of tomorrow’s technology.”
http://media.gm.com/content/media/us/en/...Sep/092102.html
With the CEO of GM making comments like these, it's not exactly difficult to fathom the movement of domestic production to China.
“Almost 7 out of every 10 cars we make are made outside the United States.”
Quote:
“We have eleven joint ventures in China with SAIC and FAW – vehicle manufacturing, sales, distribution, engineering, design, financing, (etc.). We operate 11 final assembly plants in China and 4 power train plants in 8 cities across the country… We have more than 2,700 dealerships and sales outlets nationwide.”
Quote:
“We regard our 11 joint ventures as 11 keys to success not just in China, but globally. Our commitment to working in China, with China, for China remains strong and focused on the future.”
Quote:
General Motors Chairman and CEO Daniel Akerson participated in today’s opening of the first phase of the GM China Advanced Technical Center (ATC) in Shanghai. The new facility, which is adjacent to the GM International Operations and GM China Headquarters, will carry out important research and development for GM on a worldwide basis.
“The ATC is an integral component of GM’s global technology development strategy,” said Akerson. “As one of GM’s most important and comprehensive technical and design facilities, it will lead GM’s global research and development efforts in targeted areas. Working with our company’s other technical centers, it will share the latest achievements and expertise to drive the innovation of tomorrow’s technology.”
http://media.gm.com/content/media/us/en/...Sep/092102.html
With the CEO of GM making comments like these, it's not exactly difficult to fathom the movement of domestic production to China.
