SAIC-GM-Wuling’s Baojun Xiang Jing offers both electric and PHEV powertrain options. The new sedan measures 197 inches long, making it larger than the Honda Accord. The electric variant of the ...

Our sources also informed us that another of the cut-diamond brand’s models to be unveiled this year is a new MPV – which will be the second RM vehicle after the compact-sized Baojun RM-5.One ...

Baojun, a subsidiary of the SAIC-GM-Wuling (SGMW) joint venture in China, published a revealing teaser of a mysterious EV. The as yet unnamed SUV combines off-road styling with a very small ...

We suspect that the first model to incorporate Huawei HiCar could be the upcoming Baojun RS-7 large crossover, which leaked out last month.The all-new RS-7 will be the largest vehicle ever ...

We’ve seen the first official images with SAIC-GM-Wuling’s Baojun Kiwi minicar last year, and now the automaker finally drops the EV on the Chinese market. Measuring just 9.4 ft (2,894 mm) in ...

Volvo: Gas only cars are history after 2019. Prices for the car start at RMB 93,900, or about $14,000, before incentives. The E100, which is Baojun's first electric car, is powered by a single 39 ...

This is the brand new Baojun 510 compact SUV for China. It was launched on the Chinese car market earlier this week. Baojun is a brand under SAIC-GM-Wuling, partly owned by General Motors.

Baojun has launched the quirky E300 and E300 Plus mini EVs on the Chinese market with starting prices of 64,800 yuan ($9,170) and 69,800 yuan ($9,880), respectively. Both models are powered by a ...

Baojun already has 10,000 pre-orders for the Cloud EV, according to CarNewsChina. Check out other products from the SAIC-GM-Wuling joint venture GM’s Wuling Bingo Is An $8,600 EV With An ...

GM's Baojun 630 will be equipped with a 1.5-liter engine and come in three models that range in price from 62,800 to 73,800 yuan ($9,760 to $11,470), the company said.

Unveiled in China only recently, the 730 is the GM-owned Baojun brand's newest model. With a starting price of 69,800 Chinese yuans, which translates to just $11,305, ...