One hundred million vehicles is not simply a production landmark. For SAIC Motor, it represents 100 million sources of data, 100 million acts of consumer trust and, increasingly, the foundation for a new phase of technology-led competition.
Wuling has launched the Huajing S with a starting price of about $21,000, a large six-seat family SUV equipped with Huawei Qiankun intelligent-driving technology.
China's auto market in 2025 was defined by intense competition between legacy manufacturers, EV start-ups and technology-led challengers.
Wuling has one of China's strongest mass-market reputations, but that strength can become a constraint when the company tries to move upmarket.
Visits to Huawei have become a symbol of China's auto industry searching for its next direction.
