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China Annex VI Annex I. Relations Between Foreign and Chinese Automobile Manufacturers Annex II. Brands Produced by the Main Chinese Manufacturers Annex III. SWOT Analysis of Each of the Ten Main Players Annex IV. Overview of the Location of the Production Centers/Offices of the Main Chinese Players Annex V. Overview of the Main Auto Export/Import Ports in China Annex VI. An Atlas of Pollution: The World in Carbon Dioxide Emissions Annex VII. Green Energy Vehicles Annex VIII. Further Analysis in the EV vehicles Annex IX. Shifts Towards E-mobility Annex I. Relations Between Foreign and Chinese Automobile Manufacturers. 100% FIAT 50% Mitsubishi Guangzhou IVECO 50% Beijing Motors 50% Hyundai 50% GAC Guangzhou FIAT GAC VOLVO 91.94% Mitsubishi 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% (AB Group) Guangzhou BBAC 50% Hino Hino Dongfeng DCD Yuan Beiqi 50% 50% NAVECO Invest Dongfeng NAC Yuejin 50% Cumins Wuyang 50% Guangzhou GAC Motor Honda 50% Yuejin Beiqi Foton Toyota 50% Cumins DET 50% 55.6% 10% 20% 50% Beiqi DYK 100% Guangzhou Group Motors 50% 70% Daimler Toyota 30% 25% 50% 65% Yanfeng SDS shanghai 4.25% 100% 49% Engine Honda sunwin bus 65% 25% visteon Holdings Auto 50% (China) UAES NAC Guangzhou 50% Beilu Beijing 34% Denway Automotive 50% Foton 51% 39% motorl Guangzhou 50% Shanghai Beiqi Foton Daimler 100% 30% 50% VW BAIC Honda Kolben 50% 90% Zhonglong 50% Transmission 50% DCVC schmitt Daimler Invest 100% 10% Guangzhou piston 49% DFM 53% Invest Guangzhou Isuzu Bus 100% Denway Beiqi 33.3% Bus GTE GTMC Manafacture xingfu motor 50% 20% SAIC SALES 100% 20% 100% 100% DFMC 100% Shanghai Beiqingqi Equipment Sachs 50% 66.86% SAIC DFL 74.3% 50% Shanghai 36.44% Valeo SAIC Cumins Southeast 50% 100% Motor SUZUKI Motor DFMC Parts 50.1% Daimler and FJMG Components Shanghai 19.09% GM Wuling Chrysler Kinglong 50% 600686 50% 50% DFG Dongfeng 51% Electric MG-Rover KIA 100% Vehicle 37.5% 60% 50% Shanghai VW 50% Xiamen Xiamen Xiamen DF Nissan 70% Mitsubishi Gloden Gloden Dragon KLM Disell 44% DF Nissan 100% 100% Dragon 50% Bus Passenger SAIC Motor 34% 50% 51% vehicle Commercial 50% 49% SIH 60% 50% Hyundai 50% Dongfeng Honda Shanghai Shanghai Kinglong Parts Automotive Huizhong Dongfeng 51.4% Suzhou Peugeot Shanghai Citroen Shanghai PATAC ZF GM Nissan Dongfeng \ Jinbei Shanghai 99% Honda Transmission Steering Dongfeng Engine Dongfeng Automarkers Honda Motor 50% 600006 50% 50% GM 90% Shanghai SAIC Automotive Yizheng 50% 50% SGM DF Xiangfan Norsom Isuzu SGM SGM in 83.33% Dongyue Dongyue 49% Power FAW 49% Harbin light FAW Hongta TOYOTA vehicle DF Changhe factory SFTM 45% Changzhou SUZUKI 51% Peugeot- Haerbin 48% China Auto TFTM Grop 100% 50% Citroen 100% 32% 5% 25% DF Yutong FAW-GM FAW Jilin Mazda 50% Chengdu 20% 30% Dongan 100% Light FAW dongli 10% FAW vehicle Changchun FTMS 51.41% Light Honda 36% Vehicle 50% VW DCEC 51% FAW Foundry 100% 80% Tianjin FAW 50% 45% Dongan Xiali BMW Mishubishi 19% 25% Ford 100% 38% FMMS 50% 70% 100% 47.73% 45.55% Zhenzhou FAW Haima FAW Car Jiangxi 30% 5% 50% Nissan Isuzu CCAG 53.03% 49% 50% FAW Sichuan VW FAW 60% Engine 40% 25% FAW JMC FAW 50% 30% New power Sichuan 100% 60% JMC special FAW-VW Remanufacture purpose 50% Changan vehicle GROUP BM\W 50% 50% 50% Jinbei 100% Brilliance 51% Auto 93.45% 100% 100% FAW FAW VW FAW JMC Shangdong 83.22% special Sales 50% Holding Auto 100% purpose 51% Remanufacture 50% 50% vehicle 100% 100% JMC JMC 5% 100% JMC Special 50% Brilliance 51% Brilliance 49% Purpose Heibei FAW Vehicle Group 75% 100% FAW Holding Changan changchun 31.57% 100% FAW Jiefang jiefang wuxi Jinbei Fengyue Diesel 100% Auto Engine 100% 41.3% FAW Nanjing 100% Changan FAW linyuan jiefang Changan dalian jinling Diesel Changan Fawer Engine Changan Changan suzuki Automotive FAW JAC 31% FAW Huali JMC Motor FORD FORD parts FAW siping Qingdao Coaches MAZDA MAZDA special engine purpose vehicle FAW BUS 35% 15% Ankai 28.12% 100% 50% 000868 JAC 100% JAC 43.45% Dalian BUS Wuxi BUS FAW Bus 600418 (chengdu) IVECO 50% AB VOLVO NAVECO NAC Yuejin Yuejin 50% 50% Yanfeng SDS shanghai 4.25% visteon sunwin bus UAES NAC Shanghai VW Kolben 50% 90% 50% Transmission schmitt 100% piston 53% xingfu motor 50% 20% SAIC SALES 100% 100% Shanghai Sachs 50% 74.3% SAIC 50% SAIC Shanghai Group Motor Valeo 50.1% Shanghai GM Wuling 50% 34% 100% 50% Shanghai VW GM SAIC Motor 100% 100% Commercial SIH 51% 50% 50% 49% Shanghai Shanghai Automotive Huizhong 51.4% Shanghai Shanghai PATAC ZF GM Jinbei Shanghai 99% VW Transmission Steering 50% 50% 50% Shanghai SAIC Automotive Yizheng SGM Norsom SGM SGM Dongyue Dongyue Power 49% Toyota FAW 45% 48% GM Harbin light FAW Hongta vehicle factory SFTM TFTM 100% 100% 32% 50% 50% 25% FAW-GM FAW Jilin Chengdu 20% 30% Light FAW FAW vehicle Changchun FTMS Light Vehicle Mazda 100% 80% Tianjin FAW FAW Foundry 50% Xiali 25% 100% 38% FMMS 70% 100% 47.73% FAW Haima FAW Car 5% 53.03% 49% FAW Sichuan VW FAW Engine 40% 25% 60% FAW Sichuan 100% FAW 60% 30% special FAW-VW VW purpose GROUP 50% vehicle 50% 100% 100% FAW FAW VW FAW Shangdong special Sales Auto purpose Remanufacture vehicle 100% 100% 5% FAW 75% 100% FAW changchun 31.57% 100% FAW Jiefang jiefang wuxi Fengyue Diesel 100% Engine 100% 100% FAW FAW linyuan jiefang dalian Diesel Fawer Engine Automotive FAW Huali FAW parts FAW siping Qingdao special purpose vehicle FAW BUS 50% 100% 100% FAW Bus Dalian BUS (chengdu) Wuxi BUS DFSK DCD DFM Yulon 50% 100% DYK 50% 45% DFCV AB Volvo 25% 50% 55% Renault 50% 66.86% DFG 50% Dongfeng DFM Renault Brilliance Auto 50% 36.44% DF Nissan Disell 14% 50% 51% KIA 50% 50% Dongfeng 44% 50% 50% Electric Vehicle 65% Dongfeng DET DFL Brilliance Peugeot BMW Jinbei Citroen Brilliance Dongfeng Dongfeng 100% Honda Honda Dongfeng \ 50% Honda Parts DCVC Engine 100% 49% PSA 50% 50% 50% 50% 100% DFMC Equipment 70% Honda DFMC Parts BMW Jinbei and Dongfeng DF Nissan Components Motor Passenger 90% 600006 vehicle DF Xiangfan 83.33% 50% 51% DF 5% 51% Nissan Changzhou 30% DF Yutong Zhenzhou DCEC Nissan 50% Cumins JMC 50% New power Isuzu JMC Remanufacture Jiangxi Isuzu 100% 51% 50% JMC Special Purpose Vehicle 100% Haerbin Auto JMC Grop 50% Jiangling Changhe Group Holding SUZUKI (JMCG) Dongan Dongli 49% 10% 36% 100% 41.3% 50% Changan Dongan 51% 51.41% SUZUKI Mishubishi SUZUKI Jiangling 49% 31% Motors 19% Ford 45% 45.55% Changan CCAG Auto 100% 93.45% 50% 83.22% 50% 50% Changan 51% Heibei Jinling Changan Mitsubishi Changan Nanjing FORD Changan Changan Changan Changan MAZDA FORD SUZUKI MAZDA Engine 50% 50% FORD MAZDA Hyundai Beijing 50% Hyundai 50% BBAC 49% Daimler Beiqi 50% Invest Cumins Beiqi Foton 12% Cumins 55.6% 51% Beiqi 50% Motors Daimler 40% 100% Holdings Beijing Beilu 50% Foton Automotive BAIC 39% Beiqi Foton Daimler Motor BJEV Daimler 10% Invest Beiqi 33.3% Manafacture 32.8% 60% 51% 100% 20% Beiqingqi BAIC 70% CH JDZ Group Guangzhou 100% Motors GAC FIAT Mitsubishi 50% 50% BYD 50% 91.94% Guangzhou GAC FIAT Mitsubishi 51% 50% 50% GAC BYD Bus 49% 50% 50% Wuyang GAC Honda Hino Guangzhou Hino Group Dongfeng 50% 50.2% 50% Motor Guangzhou Toyota 50% 10% 30% 25% 50% Guangzhou Honda 70% TOYOTA Toyota Auto Engine (China) 100% 51% Guangzhou 65% Denway 50% motorl 50% 30% Guangzhou Honda 50% Honda Zhonglong Guangzhou Invest Isuzu Bus Guangzhou Denway GTMC 49% Bus GTE ISUZU Annex II. Brands Produced by the Main Chinese Manufacturers. Remarks on Annexes III and IV 1. Only Chinese brands are included. 2. The annexes focus on the passenger vehicle segment, though part of the commercial vehicle segment is also listed, e.g., SINOTRUK. 3. Commercial vehicle series are illustrated by only one picture, even though there are many different models. Thus, for example, JMC light trucks are represented by only one picture, the CARRY model, but other models, such as the CARRY, SHUNDA, KAIWEI and BOARDING, are also included. 4. SAIC bases include the Yuejin, SAIC-GM-Wuling and MG brands. 5. Changan bases include the Hafei and JMC brands. 6. BAIC bases include the Foton and BAW brands. 7. The data source from 2011 and 2013 is the China Customs database and interviews with professionals in auto companies. 8. Not all overseas bases are totally owned by automotive companies; some are owned in cooperation with Chinese companies for assembly only. Annex III. SWOT Analysis of Each of the Ten Main Players. SAIC SAIC Motor Corporation Ltd. is China’s largest automobile manufacturer with an over 20% market share. It is owned by the Shanghai municipal government as a majority shareholder, and also listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. SAIC Motor is a Fortune Global 500 Company (2015 rank: No. 60; revenue: $102.2 billion). PRODUCTION AND SALES Units 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Production 3,972,909 4,479,378 5,148,024 5,610,558 5,836,156 Sales 3,966,003 4,461,393 5,073,338 5,583,699 5,863,497 (Million RMB) 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Turnover 434,804 480,980 565,807 626,712 661,374 Profit 42,028 20,752 24,804 27,973 29,794 ROS 9.67% 4.31% 4.38% 4.46% 4.50% PRODUCT LINE *Remarks: 1. Broken line rectangles show price ranges for a given brand. 2. Prices are not available for commercial brands (without a rectangle). • Cooperating MNC: VW, GM, AB VOLVO and IVECO.
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