Quick Takeaways
- SAIC Motor’s 2025 sales momentum is being driven by record NEV growth and rising self-owned brand contribution.
- Overseas markets, especially Europe, are reinforcing volume stability while technology investments shape long-term competitiveness.
On November 30, 2025, SAIC Motor vehicle sales delivered a strong performance, with cumulative deliveries from January to November reaching 4.108 million units, already exceeding the company’s full-year total from the previous year. This result reflects a 16.4 percent year-on-year increase, supported by accelerating demand for new energy vehicles, expanding self-owned brands, and steady overseas market growth.
SAIC Motor Vehicle Sales Driven by Self-Owned Brands
Self-owned brands remained a core pillar of SAIC Motor vehicle sales growth. In November alone, these brands delivered 316,000 units, representing a 9.5 percent year-on-year increase. From January to November, cumulative self-owned brand sales reached 2.666 million units, accounting for 64.9 percent of total company sales, up 4.8 percentage points compared with the same period last year.
Key brand-level highlights include:
New Energy Vehicles Set New Benchmarks
New energy vehicles played an increasingly central role in SAIC Motor vehicle sales momentum. November NEV deliveries reached 209,000 units, marking a new monthly record and a 19.7 percent year-on-year increase. For the January–November period, cumulative NEV sales totaled 1.499 million units, rising 38.8 percent year-on-year.
NEV performance highlights included:
The launch of new-generation models and advanced battery technologies continues to strengthen SAIC’s position across multiple NEV price segments.
Overseas Markets Add Stability to SAIC Motor Vehicle Sales
International markets provided steady reinforcement to SAIC Motor vehicle sales performance. Overseas deliveries reached 107,000 units in November, a 13.9 percent year-on-year increase, while cumulative overseas sales from January to November totaled 969,000 units, growing 3.4 percent year-on-year.
MG remained a major growth driver in Europe, delivering 285,000 vehicles this year, representing growth of more than 25 percent compared with last year. Sales momentum was particularly strong across several key European markets, reflecting increasing acceptance of both electric and hybrid offerings.
Operational Transformation and Technology Focus
Beyond volume growth, SAIC Motor continues to optimize its sales structure and improve operational efficiency. Ongoing reforms are enabling faster responses to shifting market demand while strengthening overall execution quality.
Looking ahead, SAIC Motor plans to advance capabilities across:
These initiatives aim to support safer, more comfortable, and more intelligent mobility solutions for global customers, reinforcing SAIC Motor’s ambition to strengthen its global competitiveness.
SAIC Motor Vehicle Sales Driven by Self-Owned Brands
Self-owned brands remained a core pillar of SAIC Motor vehicle sales growth. In November alone, these brands delivered 316,000 units, representing a 9.5 percent year-on-year increase. From January to November, cumulative self-owned brand sales reached 2.666 million units, accounting for 64.9 percent of total company sales, up 4.8 percentage points compared with the same period last year.
Key brand-level highlights include:
- SAIC Passenger Vehicle exceeded 100,000 units in November, with a 36.4 percent year-on-year rise
- Domestic sales for SAIC Passenger Vehicle nearly doubled, increasing 97.6 percent
- SAIC Maxus delivered 24,000 units, up 81.3 percent year-on-year
- SAIC-GM-Wuling recorded 166,000 units, maintaining leadership in multiple core segments
New Energy Vehicles Set New Benchmarks
New energy vehicles played an increasingly central role in SAIC Motor vehicle sales momentum. November NEV deliveries reached 209,000 units, marking a new monthly record and a 19.7 percent year-on-year increase. For the January–November period, cumulative NEV sales totaled 1.499 million units, rising 38.8 percent year-on-year.
NEV performance highlights included:
- IM Motors delivered 13,000 units in November, extending three consecutive months above 10,000 units
- SAIC Passenger Vehicle sold 42,000 NEVs, surging 277.2 percent year-on-year
- SAIC Maxus sold over 8,000 NEVs, up 196.2 percent year-on-year
- SAIC-GM delivered 11,000 NEVs, increasing 60.4 percent
- SAIC-GM-Wuling reached 120,000 NEVs, with cumulative Wuling Bingo family sales exceeding 600,000 units
The launch of new-generation models and advanced battery technologies continues to strengthen SAIC’s position across multiple NEV price segments.
Overseas Markets Add Stability to SAIC Motor Vehicle Sales
International markets provided steady reinforcement to SAIC Motor vehicle sales performance. Overseas deliveries reached 107,000 units in November, a 13.9 percent year-on-year increase, while cumulative overseas sales from January to November totaled 969,000 units, growing 3.4 percent year-on-year.
MG remained a major growth driver in Europe, delivering 285,000 vehicles this year, representing growth of more than 25 percent compared with last year. Sales momentum was particularly strong across several key European markets, reflecting increasing acceptance of both electric and hybrid offerings.
Operational Transformation and Technology Focus
Beyond volume growth, SAIC Motor continues to optimize its sales structure and improve operational efficiency. Ongoing reforms are enabling faster responses to shifting market demand while strengthening overall execution quality.
Looking ahead, SAIC Motor plans to advance capabilities across:
- Solid-state and next-generation battery technologies
- Digital chassis and high-efficiency powertrains
- Intelligent driving systems and smart cockpit platforms
These initiatives aim to support safer, more comfortable, and more intelligent mobility solutions for global customers, reinforcing SAIC Motor’s ambition to strengthen its global competitiveness.
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