GM plans massive investment in China (Agencies)
Updated: 2004-06-07 16:39
A Chinese worker checks a Buick car before it rolls out of a production line of Shanghai GM, a joint venture between U.S. auto giant General Motors and China's number two auto maker Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp. General Motors, the world's top car maker, will invest over US$3 billion in China over the next three years to more than double capacity, intensifying a battle with Volkswagen in an increasingly profitable China market. [Reuters]
A Chinese worker assembles a Buick car at a production line of Shanghai GM, a joint venture between U.S. auto giant General Motors and China's number two auto maker Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp. [Reuters]
Chinese workers assemble Buick cars at a production line of Shanghai GM. [Reuters]
A Chinese worker checks a Buick car before it rolls out of a production line of Shanghai GM. [Reuters]
