Baojun



Baojun (simplified Chinese: 宝骏; traditional Chinese: 寳駿; pinyin: Bǎojùn; literally: "Treasured Horse") is a Chinese automobile marque owned by SAIC-GM-Wuling Automobile, a partnership between General Motors and SAIC Motor.

The Baojun marque was established in 2010 as an alternative to existing GM brands Chevrolet and Buick, which are also on sale in China. The company's products compete with domestic Chinese manufacturers such as Chery Automobile and Geely Automobile.

The joint venture's commercial vehicles remain under the Wuling Automobile marque.

History
SAIC-GM-Wuling Automobile Co Ltd unveiled a new brand on July 18 in Shanghai to improve their competitiveness in the upper level segment.

To prepare for the production of Baojun, Wuling planned to expand its annual capacity in its Liuzhou plant from 590,000 units to 800,000 units by the end of 2012. It also added 210,000 units of output to its Qingdao plant on 2010.

Models
The marque's first vehicle is the Baojun 630, a four-door sedan that has been produced since November 2010. Sales started in late 2011 through a dedicated dealer network.

The joint-venture also offers a localized version of the Daewoo Matiz known as the Baojun Lechi. A third model, the 610, was announced at Auto China 2014. At Auto Shanghai 2015, the company introduced the 560 SUV. And in July, 2014, SAIC-GM-Wuling launched the 730, a seven-seater MPV. On Autumn 2015 Baojun introduced its smallest car, the 330.


 * Baojun 310
 * Baojun 330
 * Baojun 560
 * Baojun 610
 * Baojun 630
 * Baojun 730
 * Baojun E100
 * Baojun Lechi