GM’s China September Sales Gain 14% on Wuling, Cadillac Demand
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General Motors Co., the largest foreign automaker in China, reported sales growth accelerated in the country last month, fueled by demand for its Wuling and Cadillac vehicles.
Total sales in September climbed 14 percent to 277,647 units, after expanding 11 percent the preceding month, the Detroit-based company said in a statement today. Deliveries of Wuling vehicles, which account for about half of GM’s China sales, gained 18 percent to 129,648 units last month.