SAIC General Motors announces four senior personnel changes, with the appointment of General Manager and Deputy General Manager
因醉鞭名马幌
发表于 2024-8-9 20:19:54
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On August 9th, SAIC General Motors announced four senior personnel changes. Lu Xiao, former Executive Vice General Manager of Pan Asia Automotive Technology Center, succeeded Zhuang Jingxiong as General Manager of SAIC General Motors.
Wang Conghe, former Deputy General Manager of Pan Asia Automotive Technology Center, has taken over as Executive Deputy General Manager of Pan Asia Automotive Technology Center.
Former Assistant President of SAIC Group, Cai Bin, has once again joined SAIC General Motors as the Secretary of the SAIC General Motors Party Committee.
At the same time, Xue Haitao, former Vice General Manager of SAIC GM Wuling, will replace Lu Yi as the Deputy General Manager of the company, responsible for marketing related work.
The new leadership team will continue to accelerate the transformation of the enterprise on the track of electrification and intelligence, focusing on innovative breakthroughs in technology, products, and marketing, and facing fierce market competition.
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