Leading Chinese carmaker plans for setting up manufacturing unit in Pakistan 

ISLAMABAD – SAIC Motors, a leading Chinese auto manufacturer, is planning to set up its manufacturing plant in Pakistan where automotive industry is expanding with entry of new carmakers. 

A Bloomberg journalist, Faisal Mangi, said in a tweet the Chinese automaker plans to open a production base in Pakistan this year.

SAIC Motors also has overseas production bases in India, Thailand, and Indonesia.

It has secured place in the Fortune 100 companies of the world on the base of having one of the largest production volumes in the world.

It also owns multiple auto brands, including Morris Garages (MG) that debuted in Pakistan a few months ago. 

SAIC Motors also manufactures vehicles in joint ventures with multiple international automakers like Skoda, Volkswagen, Buick, Chevrolet, and others.

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