Shanghai Motor Show 2011 (2): exhibition by six major state-owned OEMs in China

55 models by SAIC, DFM, FAW, CHANA, BAIC, and GAC

2011/06/15

Summary
SAIC Motor Corp. (SAIC): 7 new models including three new energy sedans and its first Baojun/Maxus model
Dongfeng Motor Corp. (DFM)： nine new models including four EVs and the first concept car under Venucia brand
China FAW Group (FAW): nine new models including three new energy vehicles and its first pickup
Changan Automobile Group (CHANA)： eight new models including six new energy vehicles and one minivan each to be launched by companies under its umbrella
Beijing Automotive Group (BAIC)： seven new models including two new energy vehicles, one first model that is based on the Saab model and one minivan
Guangzhou Automobile Group (GAC)： six new models including two new energy vehicles and Everus' first model
Other models (scheduled) to be launched in April 2011 or later: six new energy vehicles and three new production vehicles

Summary

Shanghai Motor Show 2011 (Auto Shanghai 2011) was held in Shanghai from April 21st to 28th, 2011 (Press days: April 19th and 20th).

The following is a summary of reports on the exhibition of 55 new models to be launched from April 2011 to 2013 by six major state-owned OEMs in China - SAIC (Shanghai Motor Corp.), DFM (Dongfeng Motor Corp.), FAW (China FAW Group), CHANA (Changan Automobile Group), BAIC (Beijing Automotive Group), and GAC (Guangzhou Automobile Group).

Details are reported of 26 new energy vehicles (including 3 PHEVs, 10 HEVs including Micro HEV, and 13 EVs), and 29 other new production vehicles.

Incidentally, for a summary of reports on the exhibition of new production vehicles including new energy vehicles by eight Chinese emerging passenger car manufacturers (Chery, BYD, Brilliance, JAC, Geely, Great Wall, Zotye, and Soueast Motor), please refer to the first report ("Shanghai Motor Show 2011 (1): exhibition by eight Chinese major emerging OEMs") on June 7, 2011.

(Note)
1. In this report, "EV" means "Battery Electric Vehicle". "HEV" means "Hybrid Electric Vehicle". "PHEV" means "Plug-in HEV". "TCI" means "Turbo Charging with Inter-cooling". "TGDI" means "Turbo charging with Inter-cooling and Gasoline Direct Injection".

2. Figures such as the max. cruising range and fuel economy without driving conditions are those announced by each OEM

SAIC, DFM, FAW, CHANA, BAIC, and GAC: exhibits that are planned to be launched by 2013

Exhibitor	New energy vehicle (PHEV, HEV, EV)	New production model
SAIC (SAIC Motor Corp.)	Roewe new 750 hybrid Roewe 350 EV, 550 PHEV Roewe E1	Roewe W5 MG 5 Baojun 630 Maxus V80
DFM (Dongfeng Motor Corp.)	Dongfeng EV Fengshen EV Dongfeng Tianyi EV Succe EV	Fengshen H30 Cross Dongfeng Yufeng, Ruiqi Future Jingyi Cross, Lingzhi M3 Venucia 3box
FAW (China FAW Group)	Besturn B50 BSG, Besturn B70 HEV, B50 PHEV, B50 EV FAW 091F EV Xiali N5 ISS Haima 2 EV, Freema EV	FAW X, GO, B9 Besturn B50 diesel Weizhi V2 FAW Kuncheng Pickup
CHANA (Changan Automobile Group)	CHANA Clover, Sense Jinniuxing EV, STT CHANA CX20 HEV Luzun Xiaobawang STT	Hafei Junyi Changhe Fuyun
BAIC (BAIC Group: Beijing Automotive Group)	Beijing BC301 BSG, C30DB EV	Beijing T60, B70, BC301, BC302, B40 Weiwang 306
GAC (Guangzhou Automobile Group)	Trumpchi Hybrid, Trumpchi PHEV (E-Trumpchi)	Everus S1 Gonow 6440 concept, Caiyun 500 Fan gasoline model, Aoosed G5 Liebao Acumax