Gasgoo Munich- SAIC-GM-Wuling reached key milestones in markets including Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, India, Mexico, and Egypt. The automaker is steadily expanding its global footprint with a portfolio covering new energy passenger and commercial vehicles.
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In India, the F520SR EV launched on August 26 and officially entered mass production on September 3 after an SOP-PQRR review. Orders have exceeded 10,000 units. In Indonesia, the E112CR initiated its SOP phase on September 10. This resulted in 1,923 units produced and 1,012 deliveries completed. The E260R MY26 completed its development iteration, with 1,440 production kits delivered alongside the supply chain. In Egypt, the 310S CKD project achieved SOP on September 3, introducing the model to the Egyptian market for the first time.
In Thailand and Hong Kong, the E112CR reached its S&SOP milestone on September 9, with an initial batch of 216 units produced. In Vietnam, CKD projects for three models—the F520M, N510M, and E110C—completed assembly line roll-offs. Meanwhile, the N350V EV 9-seater bus launched in the Philippines. Positioned as a value-oriented model compatible with Euro-standard charging systems, the vehicle moved from project approval to production in 3.5 months.
In Mexico, the F520S passed rigorous vehicle tests in Mexicali, withstanding temperatures between 48 and 51 degrees Celsius and enabling SOP by the end of September. SAIC-GM-Wuling is shifting its overseas strategy from simple product exports to systematic global expansion, deepening its international presence and localized production capabilities.
