From:Internet Info Agency 2026-04-07 14:23:28
SAIC Motor Corporation Limited released its annual report in early April 2025, revealing that the company achieved synchronized growth in vehicle sales, revenue, and profit despite intensifying industry competition. Net profit attributable to shareholders of the parent company surged from RMB 16.66 billion in 2024 to RMB 101.1 billion in 2025, with net profit after excluding non-recurring gains and losses turning from loss to profit. This performance improvement was primarily driven by the fading impact of one-off factors, a rebound in vehicle sales, and effective cost control. In 2025, SAIC Motor saw significant growth in total vehicle sales, with its new energy vehicle (NEV) business emerging as a key growth driver and its self-owned brands becoming the core pillar supporting both sales volume and financial performance. Nevertheless, the company continues to face several challenges: its joint venture operations remain in a transitional adjustment phase, the overall profitability of its self-owned brands needs further enhancement, the pace of overseas market expansion requires acceleration, and its R&D investment as a percentage of revenue remains relatively low. 2026 has been designated as a pivotal year for SAIC Motor’s quality improvement and strategic upgrade. The company plans to intensify investments and optimize operations across multiple areas to strengthen its comprehensive competitiveness and solidify the foundation for long-term growth.

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