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GWM: We’re not “one-dimensional” like BYD or Geely

China’s GWM, also known as Great Wall Motors, has been making waves in the automotive industry with its impressive sales figures. The brand’s COO, Mr. Liu Xiangshang, has recently shared his vision for the future of GWM and how they plan to further dominate the sales charts.

According to Mr. Liu, GWM’s growth strategy will be focused on powertrain diversity, setting them apart from their competitors. This means that GWM will be investing in a wide range of powertrain options, including electric, hybrid, and traditional gasoline engines. This move shows GWM’s commitment to meeting the evolving needs of the market and catering to a wider range of customers.

One of the main reasons for GWM’s success on the sales charts is their strong lineup of SUVs. SUVs have been gaining popularity in China, and GWM has been at the forefront of this trend. With their range of SUVs, ranging from compact to full-size, GWM has been able to cater to a wide range of customers and their varying needs. This has been a key factor in GWM’s steady growth over the years.

But GWM is not just relying on their successful SUV lineup to drive sales. The brand has been actively investing in research and development to enhance their powertrain options. This includes the development of new energy vehicles (NEVs) such as electric and hybrid cars, which are gaining popularity in China’s growing environmentally conscious market.

Mr. Liu emphasized that GWM’s focus on powertrain diversity is not just about staying ahead of the competition, but also about meeting the changing needs of their customers. He believes that by offering a wide range of powertrain options, GWM will be able to cater to the diverse preferences of their customers, ultimately leading to increased sales and brand loyalty.

GWM’s commitment to powertrain diversity has already started to pay off. The brand’s sales figures for the first half of 2021 have already surpassed those of the same period in 2020. This is a testament to GWM’s strong product lineup and their ability to adapt to the changing market demands.

Another factor that sets GWM apart from its competitors is its focus on global expansion. While many Chinese automakers mainly target the domestic market, GWM has been actively expanding its presence in international markets. The brand’s SUV models have been well-received in countries like Australia, Russia, and South Africa, and GWM plans to continue their global expansion in the coming years.

Mr. Liu’s vision for GWM’s future is not just limited to sales growth but also includes a strong focus on sustainable development. The brand has been actively promoting green manufacturing practices, and their NEV lineup is a testament to their commitment to reducing their carbon footprint. GWM has also partnered with international companies to develop new energy technology, further showcasing their dedication to sustainable development.

In conclusion, GWM’s COO Mr. Liu Xiangshang’s vision for the brand’s future is one of diversity and sustainability. GWM’s focus on powertrain diversity and global expansion, along with their commitment to sustainable development, sets them apart from their rivals and positions them for continued success on the sales charts. With a strong product lineup and a clear growth strategy, GWM is on track to achieve even greater heights in the automotive industry.

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