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Shanghai 2009: SAIC Shanghai EXPO Fuel Cell EV

As expected, Chinese automaker Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp (SAIC) has partnered up with General Motors to house the American company's fuel cell technology in a midsize sedan platform for China, and the car is currently on display at the Shanghai Motor Show. The fuel cell itself is the same one that GM uses in its current fuel cell Equinox and is the fourth generation of the zero emissions system that the automaker has created. SAIC is using the platform from its Roewe 750 sedan for the new experimental fuel cell-powered concept, the ... Read more →

Shanghai 2009: Roewe 750 Hybrid and EV Jeremy Korzeniewski

In addition to the hydrogen fuel cell drivetrain that we saw the other day, China's Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp (SAIC) is also experimenting with hybrid and fully electric powertrains in its ...

SAIC starts joint venture for hybrids and EVs Jeremy Korzeniewski

SAIC, China's largest home-market automaker, has just announced via a filing with the Shanghai Stock Exchange that it's entering into a joint venture to develop hybrid and electric vehicles. The ...

Shanghai 2009: SAIC Shanghai EXPO Fuel Cell EV 7 months ago on Autoblog Green

As expected, Chinese automaker Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp (SAIC) has partnered up with General Motors to house the American company's fuel cell technology in a midsize sedan platform for China, and the car is currently on display at the Shanghai Motor Show. The fuel cell itself is the ...

Shanghai 2009: Roewe 750 Hybrid and EV 7 months ago on Autoblog Green

In addition to the hydrogen fuel cell drivetrain that we saw the other day, China's Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp (SAIC) is also experimenting with hybrid and fully electric powertrains in its Roewe 750 sedan. Not surprisingly, SAIC is working with corporate partner General Motors on the ...

SAIC starts joint venture for hybrids and EVs 11 months ago on Autoblog Green

SAIC, China's largest home-market automaker, has just announced via a filing with the Shanghai Stock Exchange that it's entering into a joint venture to develop hybrid and electric vehicles. The project calls for a $300 million investment up-front, proving once again that green tech can be ...


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