GM: Over 95% Localized Supply Chain in China, Supplier Selection Based on Commercial Principles

On February 11, General Motors stated that over 95% of its supply chain in China has been localized. The company emphasized that it consistently adheres to fair and non-discriminatory principles when selecting suppliers, treating all suppliers equally regardless of their nationality. Key evaluation criteria include total cost, technical and service capabilities, supply stability, product quality, and compliance. GM reaffirmed that China remains a critical component of its global strategy and pledged to further deepen its business operations in the country, strengthening its local supply chain through long-term collaboration with domestic suppliers.