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Volkswagen sets up new energy tech JV in China with FAW Group, JAC Motors
Volkswagen sets up new energy tech JV in China with FAW Group, JAC Motors

Volkswagen (China) Investment Company Limited on May 16 jointly founded a new energy technology subsidiary in China with Jiangsu Wanbang Dehe New Energy Technology Co.,Ltd, a 99.62%-owned subsidiary of FAW Group and JAC Motors, according to qichacha.

May 21 , 2019
FAW Xiali to build NEV joint venture with startup Bordrin
FAW Xiali to build NEV joint venture with startup Bordrin

Tianjin FAW Xiali Automobile Co., Ltd. (FAW Xiali) announced on April 29 that it has signed a framework agreement with the new energy vehicle (NEV) startup Nanjing Bordrin New Energy Vehicle Co., Ltd. to build a JV focusing on manufacturing NEVs.

Apr. 30 , 2019
FAW-Toyota to stop producing Prado SUV 3.5L limited by China 6 Emission Standard
FAW-Toyota to stop producing Prado SUV 3.5L limited by China 6 Emission Standard

FAW Toyota, an automobile joint venture between FAW Group and Toyota, is going to stop producing the Toyota Prado 3.5L vehicles for hardly meeting China’s Stage 6 Emission Standard, according to the Chengdu Environmental Protection Bureau.

Apr. 26 , 2019
FAW-Volkswagen to produce 1.5T engine as replacement of 1.4T engine
FAW-Volkswagen to produce 1.5T engine as replacement of 1.4T engine

FAW-Volkswagen is expected to manufacture the all-new EA211 1.5T Evo engine at its Chengdu engine factory in 2022, according to local media outlets.

Mar. 26 , 2019
FAW-Volkswagen’s third sub-brand Jetta launched in Chengdu on March 22
FAW-Volkswagen’s third sub-brand Jetta launched in Chengdu on March 22

On March 22, FAW Volkswagen officially launched its third sub-brand Jetta in Chengdu and three new models under the new brand—the VA3 sedan, the VS5 SUV and the VS7 SUV were unveiled at the same time.

Mar. 25 , 2019
FAW-Toyota increases TNGA plant capacity by 120,000 units per year
FAW-Toyota increases TNGA plant capacity by 120,000 units per year

FAW-Toyota officially put the second phase of its TNGA (Toyota New Global Architecture) plant into construction on March 22 with the annual car capacity increased to 220,000 units from 100,000 units, according to local media outlets.

Mar. 22 , 2019