SAIC Motor's autonomous vehicles unveiled in Shanghai

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The star exhibit of the China pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai "Light of China" – SAIC Motor's "Kun," an autonomous, new energy concept vehicle – was unveiled at Shanghai World Expo Museum today. Shanghai's "Kun," together with China's BeiDou and China Railway High-speed (CRH), will be making an appearance at the Expo 2020 Dubai's grand opening on Oct. 1r as "China's Three Key Achievements in Smart Manufacturing," showcasing the innovation power and the unique technological charm of China's high-end manufacturing industries. MG and Maxus, notable brands owned by SAIC Motor, will also be providing SUVs, MPVs, and passenger vehicles as the officially designated vehicles to be used at the China Pavilion in Expo 2020 Dubai. 

Envisioninggood life with ' smart mobility'

SAIC Motor established a corporate pavilion at the Expo 2010 Shanghai China, where it illustrated a "Drive to 2030" life journey, a future with zero emissions, zero traffic accidents and congestion, and zero reliance on petroleum, effectively envisioning the beautiful aspiration of "simple travels, intimate hearts." In the upcoming Expo 2020 Dubai, SAIC Motor will be showcasing its "Kun" concept vehicle jointly created by SAIC's forward-thinking design teams of its design center in Shanghai and London. Inspired by the legend of the "Kun" in Zhuangzi's "A Happy Excursion" and the idea of "China and the world, oceans and mountains in the same vein," the "Kun" concept vehicle envisages a smart nanosystem incorporating various state-of-the-art technologies such as photosynthetic energy, zero-gravity seats, interactive holographic-display system and self-driving technology. It showcases a wonderful, futuristic vision of smart mobility that is free of space restrictions and enabled by bio-inspired technologies that allow three-way interactions between the driver, vehicle, and environment. It aims to bring a unique experience of a "bird's eye view of technology, the future and China" to visitors of the Expo 2021 Dubai from all over the world.

Establishing China's Brand Image of 'Green Intelligence'

SAIC Motor will be representing China's automotive industry in proactively establishing an innovation-driven "Green Intelligence" image at the Expo 2020 Dubai. As the front-runner that leads the way to the world in China's automotive industry, SAIC Motor has established a global auto industrial chain that brings together critical elements such as research and development, marketing & sales, logistics, motor vehicle parts, manufacturing, finance and second-hand vehicles. Its products and services have penetrated more than 70 countries and regions. 

Relying on its industry advantages in various innovative technologies such as new energy and intelligent connectivity, SAIC Motor is proactively forging competitive differentiation for itself in the global scene. This year, its overseas market sales volume from January to August exceeded 370,000 vehicles, a growth of 106.4% compared to the same period in the previous year, retaining its top position in China as the automaker with the highest overseas sales volume. MG, China's single-brand overseas sales champion, hit an overseas sales volume of 182,000 vehicles, a growth of 83.9% year on year, with nearly 40% of the sales contributed by developed countries and regions. The sales volume of new energy vehicles under SAIC's brands in European developed countries was close to 19,000 vehicles, a growth of 133% year on year, and ranked high in country market segments including England, Norway, Denmark and Iceland. At the same time, MG's "i-Smart," an intelligent connectivity system, has been well-received by consumers in countries such as Thailand, India and Indonesia, and has been used in more than 30 types of overseas car models by more than 130,000 active users.

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