Zhong Guo Qi Che Bao Wang·2025-06-30 01:24Group 1 - The automotive industry is experiencing a significant wave of executive changes, with a broader range of companies involved compared to previous years, including state-owned enterprises, private companies, and joint ventures [3][4][5] - China FAW Group announced the appointment of Gao Pu as a member of the party committee and deputy general manager, while the company reported a vehicle sales increase of 7.5% year-on-year in May, reaching 261,300 units [3][5] - Dongfeng Motor Group also saw executive changes, with Zhang Xiaofan promoted to general manager of the commercial vehicle division, reflecting the need for leadership in the face of market challenges [5][6] Group 2 - Changan Automobile appointed two new product CEOs as part of its restructuring, aiming to enhance its brand strategy and sales performance [7] - GAC Group is undergoing significant organizational changes to address declining sales and profits, with a focus on integrating its marketing systems and enhancing product development processes [8][9] - Geely is pushing for resource integration and has made several high-level appointments to streamline operations and improve market responsiveness [14] Group 3 - Multinational companies are making higher-level personnel adjustments in response to declining business in China, with Volkswagen appointing Robert Cisek as CEO for its passenger car brand in China [15] - BMW announced the appointment of a new president, emphasizing the need for financial expertise in managing costs and improving investment returns amid a challenging market [16] - Nissan is also focusing on product launches and market strategies, with a new general manager appointed to lead its operations in China, highlighting the importance of executive changes in driving sales recovery [17]