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REPORT: SAIC stole hybrid technology, says Ssangyong

Even though Ssangyong Motor, a Korean company, claims it does not have any plans to sue the Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC), Korean prosecutors said yesterday that SAIC illegally took information about gasoline-electric hybrid technology from Ssangyong in 2006. The Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office has indicted seven engineers at Ssangyong for leaking the information to SAIC, which at the time owned 48.9 percent of the Korean auto company, without state permission. The Korea Times hints that SAIC invested in Ssangyong ... Read more →

BYD does deal to supply major Chinese auto group with batteries

Taking it name to heart, BYD is building their dreams ever bigger and will likely be the source of even more billions for Warren Buffet in the near future. They haven't really started selling ...

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 ...

Shanghai 2009: Roewe 750 Hybrid and EV

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 to use GM fuel cell propulsion system in new experimental vehicle

In Shanghai at the big Chinese motor show, General Motors and partner Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp (SAIC) announced plans to build a run of new fuel cell vehicles in 2010. The Shanghai Brand ...

SAIC to launch hybrid Roewe 750 next year 10 months ago on Autoblog Green

The Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC) has been blowing a lot of smoke, so to speak, over its ambitions to produce alternative fuel vehicles for several years now. Having partnered with Tongji University's engineering faculty in 2005, SAIC invested nearly $300 million in a new division ...

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 ...

SAIC wants to build 10,000 hybrids annually by the end of the decade 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC) wants to get into the hybrid business starting next year. They have built two dozen electric and hybrid cars for use by officials during next years Beijing Olympic games and they hope to ramp production up to 10,000 hybrids a year by 2010. SAIC has ...

GM announces new $250M green car research center "in China, with China, for China" 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

As his company launched two-mode hybrid production in Baltimore today, GM's Chairman and CEO Rick Wagoner was in Shanghai. Wagoner was in China to announce a new US$250 million research hub and energy center, called the GM Center for Advanced Science and Research. Wagoner said this center "will ...

Shanghai Motor Show: Chinese domestics jumping on hybrid bandwagon 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

At the Shanghai Motor Show at least two Chinese manufacturers are reportedly showing "homegrown" cars with hybrid drivetrains. Shanghai Automotive is again showing a hybrid version of the Roewe 750 which is derived from the Rover 75 design they bought the rights too when Rover when belly up in ...

China's biggest car manufacturer to debut fuel-cell vehicle at Shanghai show 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

The 2007 Shanghai Auto Show is set to get underway on the 20th of April and China's largest auto manufacturer, Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp (SAIC), will be on hand to debut a new fuel-cell vehicle. SAIC, which recently made headlines when it bought the Rover brand off BMW, said that the ...

Reborn Chinese built Rover 75 gets a hybrid variant 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

After British based Rover group finally ran out of gas last year, the road kill was gobbled up by two Chinese companies, Nanjing Automobile and Shanghai Automotive (SAIC). Nanjing got most of the tooling and parts, while SAIC got the intellectual property, such as it was. Both companies are now ...



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