A Baojun E100 electric vehicle plugged into a charging station. GM and its partners sold four million vehicles in China in 2017, about 1 million more than the carmaker sold in the US. Photo: Bloomberg A Baojun E100 electric vehicle plugged into a charging station. GM and its partners sold four million vehicles in China in 2017, about 1 million more than the carmaker sold in the US. Photo: Bloomberg
A Baojun E100 electric vehicle plugged into a charging station. GM and its partners sold four million vehicles in China in 2017, about 1 million more than the carmaker sold in the US. Photo: Bloomberg
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GM gears up for rapid new-energy vehicle expansion

US car giant predicts a ‘substantial’ share of its 20 new all-electric vehicles to be introduced by 2023, will be sold in China

Topic |   Car sales
Maggie Zhang
Maggie Zhang

Updated: 10:42pm, 5 Jun, 2018

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A Baojun E100 electric vehicle plugged into a charging station. GM and its partners sold four million vehicles in China in 2017, about 1 million more than the carmaker sold in the US. Photo: Bloomberg A Baojun E100 electric vehicle plugged into a charging station. GM and its partners sold four million vehicles in China in 2017, about 1 million more than the carmaker sold in the US. Photo: Bloomberg
A Baojun E100 electric vehicle plugged into a charging station. GM and its partners sold four million vehicles in China in 2017, about 1 million more than the carmaker sold in the US. Photo: Bloomberg
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