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Full Ownership Equity Stakes Vehicle Assembly Alliances final.qxp 9/7/2007 4:59 PM Page 1 Guide to global automaker partnerships FULL OWNERSHIP EQUITY STAKES VEHICLE ASSEMBLY ALLIANCES TECHNICAL/PARTS ALLIANCES BMW AG Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •PSA/Peugeot-Citroen - diesel and gasoline engines - France & UK •Mini •Other shareholders - 53% •BMW Brilliance Automotive Co., •Magna Steyr, Austria •Chrysler LLC, Daimler AG and GM - hybrid drive systems - U.S. •Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Ltd. •Quandt family - 47% China •Avtotor, Russia 2006 global production: 1,366,838 2006 global unit sales: 1,373,970 CHRYSLER LLC* Owns: Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •Daimler AG, Hyundai and Mitsubishi - engines - Germany •Tritec Motors •Global Electric Motorcars (GEM) •Cerberus Capital Management - 80% •Beijing Benz-DaimlerChrysler Automotive, •Chery Automobile, China •BMW AG, Daimler AG and GM - hybrid drive systems - U.S. •Daimler AG - 20% China •Wilhelm Karmann, Germany •Mitsubsishi - vehicle platforms - Germany & Japan •Magna Steyr, Austria 2006 global production: 4,589,100 •Arab American Vehicles Co., Egypt 2006 global unit sales: 4,748,500 •China Motor Corp., Taiwan •Soueast, China Note: 2006 DaimlerChrysler global figures *DaimlerChrysler sold Chrysler group on August 3, 2007 DAIMLER AG* Owns: Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •Chrysler LLC, Hyundai and Mitsubishi - engines - Germany •Mercedes-Benz •Mitsubishi Fuso - 85% •Other shareholders - 93% •Beijing Benz-DaimlerChrysler •Wilhelm Karmann, Germany •BMW AG, Chrysler LLC and GM - hybrid drive systems- U.S. Daimler •McLaren Group - 40% •Kuwait Investments Auth.- 7% Automotive, China •Magna Steyr, Austria AG 2006 global production: 4,589,100 •Chrysler LLC - 20% •Fujian Motor Industry Group, 2006 global unit sales: 4,748,500 China *DaimlerChrysler sold Chrysler group on August 3, 2007 Note: 2006 DaimlerChrysler global figures DONGFENG MOTOR CORP. Owns: Owned by: Joint venture: •Dongfeng Motor Co. - 50% •Chinese central government - 100% •Honda, China •PSA/Peugeot-Citroen, China 2006 global production: 462,733 •Kia, China 2006 global unit sales: 459,516 •Nissan, China FIAT S.P.A. Owns: Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •GM - powertrains - Poland •Fiat Group Automobiles S.p.A. •Ferrari - 85% •Other shareholders - 70% •Nanjing Fiat Auto Co., China •Pininfarina, Italy •Suzuki - diesel engines - India (Abarth, Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Fiat Professional and Lancia) •Agnelli family - 30% •PSA (SEVEL), Italy & France •Suzuki, Hungary •Chery - gasoline engines - China 2006 global production: 2,363,968 •Maserati S.p.A. •Tofas, Turkey •Severstal, Russia •PSA/Peugeot-Citroen - transmissions - Argentina 2006 global unit sales: 2,288,284 •Tata, India & Argentina •Santana, Spain •Chery Automobile, China CHINA FAW GROUP CORP. Owns: Owned by: Joint venture: •Toyota - engines - China China •FAW Car Co. - 53% Chinese central government - 100% •Volkswagen, China FAW •Toyota, China 2006 global production: 690,227 •Tianjin, China Group 2006 global unit sales: 681,964 FORD MOTOR CO. Owns: Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •Changan - engines - China •Jaguar •Mazda Motor Corp. - 33% •Common stock - 60% •Mazda (AutoAlliance), U.S. & Thailand •Ford Otosan, Turkey •PSA/Peugeot-Citroen - engines - France & UK •Land Rover •Class B stock - 40% •Changan Ford Mazda Automobile Corp., •Pininfarina, Italy & Sweden 2006 global production: 6,563,092 •Volvo (Ford family held) China •Otokar, Turkey 2006 global unit sales: 6,008,000 •Jiangling Motors Corp., China FUJI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD. Owns: Owned by: Contract assembly: •Toyota - hybrid powertrains - Japan (SUBARU) •Suzuki Motor - 1% •Other shareholders - 81% •Suzuki, Hungary •Toyota Motor - 9% •Toyota, U.S. 2006 global production: 592,656 •Fuji Heavy (self owned) - 8% 2006 global unit sales: 601,773 •Suzuki - 2% GENERAL MOTORS Owns: Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •Fiat - powertrains - Poland •Adam Opel AG •Delta Motor Corp. •GM Daewoo Auto & •Shareholders - 100% •AvtoVAZ, Russia •Heuliez, France •Isuzu - powertrains - Poland & U.S. •Holden Ltd. Technology Co. - 51% •Suzuki (CAMI), Canada •Magna Steyr, Austria •SAIC - powertrains - China •Isuzu, Australia •Renault-Nissan, UK & Spain 2006 global production: 8,743,248 •Vauxhall Motors Ltd. •Suzuki Motor Corp. - 3% •BMW AG, Chrysler LLC and Daimler AG- hybrid drive systems - U.S. 2006 global unit sales: 8,679,860 •Toyota (NUMMI), U.S. •Suzuki, Hungary •Saab Automobile •SAIC, China •Avtotor, Russia HONDA MOTOR CO. Owned by: Joint venture: •Other shareholders - 90% •Bangchan General Assembly, Thailand •Moxley & Co. - 6% •Dongfeng, China 2006 global production: 3,633,813 •Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Ins. - 4% •Guangzhou, China 2006 global unit sales: 3,550,000 •Honda Atlas Cars, Pakistan HYUNDAI MOTOR CO. Owns: Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •Chrysler LLC, Daimler AG and Mitsubishi - engines - Germany •Kia Motors Corp. - 39% •Other shareholders - 75% •Beijing Hyundai Motor, China •Mitsubishi Motors, Venezuela •Hyundai Mobis - 15% •Dongfeng, China •TagAZ, Russia •OASB, Malaysia 2006 global production: 3,778,166 •Chung Mong Koo - 5% •Hyundai Assan Otomotive, Turkey 2006 global unit sales: 3,753,437 •INI Steel - 5% •Avtotor, Russia •Izh-Avto, Russia ISUZU MOTORS LTD. Owned by: Joint venture: •GM - powertrains - Poland & U.S. •Other shareholders -86% •GM, Australia •Toyota - diesel engines - Japan & Europe •Itochu Corp. - 8% 2006 global production: 622,317 •Toyota Motor - 6% 2006 global unit sales: 650,734 MAZDA MOTOR CORP. Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •Other shareholders - 65% •Ford (AutoAlliance), •Colombiana Automotriz, Colombia •Ford Motor Co. - 33% U.S. & Thailand •Suzuki, Japan 2006 global production: 1,285,320 •Japan Trustee Services Bank - 2% •Changan Ford Mazda Automobile Corp., •MItsubishi, Japan 2006 global unit sales: 1,233,661 China •Nissan, Japan MITSUBISHI MOTORS CORP. Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •Chrysler LLC, Daimler AG and Hyundai - engines - Germany •Netherlands Car (NedCar) •Other shareholders - 71% •Hunan Changfeng, China •Pininfarina, Italy •Volkswagen - diesel engines - Germany •Mitsubishi Heavy Ind. - 15% •Soueast, China •Mazda, Japan •Chrysler LLC - vehicle platforms - Germany & Japan 2006 global production: 1,313,076 •Mitsubishi Corp. - 14% •Proton, Malaysia •Beijing Benz-DaimlerChrysler, China 2006 global unit sales: 1,258,000 •Hyundai Motors, Venezuela •Nissan, Japan NISSAN MOTOR CO. Owns: Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •Toyota - hybrid powertrains - Japan •Dongfeng Motor Co. - 50% •Other shareholders - 54% •Dongfeng, China •Suzuki, Japan •Renault SA - 15% •Renault SA - 44% •Mitsubishi, Japan 2006 global production: 3,238,346 •Nissan (self owned) - 2% •Mazda, Japan 2006 global unit sales: 3,477,799 •GM and Renault, UK & Spain PORSCHE AG Owns: Owned by: Contract assembly: •Volkswagen - engines, transmissions and hybrid drive systems - Germany •Porsche Automobil Holding SE •Porsche and Piech families - 50% •Valmet, Finland owns 31% of Volkswagen AG •Institutional investors - 30% •Volkswagen, Slovakia 2006 global production: 102,602 •Other shareholders - 20% 2006 global unit sales: 96,794 PSA/PEUGEOT-CITROEN SA Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •BMW - diesel and gasoline engines - France & UK •Other shareholders - 70% •Fiat (SEVEL), Italy & France •Mitsubishi, Japan •Fiat - transmissions - Argentina •Peugeot family - 30% •Toyota, Czech Republic •Ford - engines - France & UK 2006 global production: 3,357,000 •Dongfeng, China •Renault - engines and transmissions - France 2006 global unit sales: 3,365,900 RENAULT SA Owns: Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •Oyak - powertrains - Turkey •Dacia •Avtoframos - 94% •Public - 64% •Mahindra & Mahindra, India •GM and Nissan, UK & Spain •Cofal - LCV engines - Brazil •Renault Samsung Motors - 80% •Nissan Motor Co. - 15% •Avtoframos, Russia •PSA - engines and transmissions - France 2006 global production: 2,346,319 •Oyak - 51% •French state - 15% •Iran Khodro & Saipa, Iran 2006 global unit sales: 2,433,372 •Nissan Motor Co. - 44% •Other shareholders - 6% •Somaca, Morocco SHANGHAI AUTOMOTIVE Owns: Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •GM - powertrains - China INDUSTRY CORP. •GM-Daewoo Auto & Technology - •Shanghai municipal government - •GM, China • Severstal (SsangYong), Russia 10% 100% •Volkswagen, China 2006 global production: 437,752 •SsangYong Motor Co. - 48.9% 2006 global unit sales: 420,140 SUZUKI MOTOR CORP. Owns: Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •Fiat - diesel engines - India •Maruti Udyog Ltd. - 54% •Other shareholders - 79% •GM (CAMI), Canada •GM Daewoo, South Korea •GM-Daewoo Auto & •Suzuki (self owned) - 17% •Changan, China •Fiat, Hungary 2006 global production: 2,342,192 Technology - 11% •GM - 3% •Jiangxi Changhe, China •GM, Hungary 2006 global unit sales: 2,174,000 •Fuji Heavy Industries - 2% •Fuji Heavy Industries - 1% •Santana, Spain •Mazda, Japan •Nissan, Japan TOYOTA MOTOR CORP. Owns: Owned by: Joint venture: Contract assembly: •FAW - engines - China •Daihatsu Motors - 51% •Other shareholders- 83% •GM (NUMMI), U.S. •Kanto Auto Works, Japan •Fuji - hybrid powertrains - Japan •Hino Motors - 50% •Toyota (self-owned) - 11% •FAW, China •Fuji Heavy Industries, U.S. •Isuzu - diesel engines - Japan & Europe 2006 global production: 9,018,000 •Fuji Heavy Industries - 9% •Toyota Industries - 6% •PSA/Peugeot-Citroen, Czech Republic •Nissan - hybrid powertrains - Japan 2006 global unit sales: 8,808,000 •Isuzu Motors - 6% VOLKSWAGEN AG Owns: Owned by: Joint venture:
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