“四大引擎”领航 广汽集团全品牌登陆2025广州车展

Core Viewpoint - GAC Group showcases its "Panyu Action" reform achievements and "Four Engines" strategy at the 23rd Guangzhou International Auto Show, highlighting its full brand matrix and multiple intelligent new vehicles, along with a new "Tech GAC" exhibition area that presents the future of mobility [1][3]. Group 1: Reform Achievements - GAC Group's chairman, Feng Xingya, introduced the achievements of the "Panyu Action" one-year reform, emphasizing a focus on user needs, product value, and service experience to enhance core competitiveness [3]. - The integration of product development processes has led to a 50% improvement in business efficiency, a new car development cycle reduced to 18-21 months, a market response speed increase of over six times, and a reduction in R&D costs by over 10% [3]. Group 2: Four Engines Strategy - GAC Group officially launched its four core development engines: new technology, new products, new services, and new ecosystems, aimed at creating value for users and facilitating the "Reconstructing New GAC" initiative [4]. - In the new technology sector, GAC has made significant advancements in the fields of new energy, safety, chassis, and AI, including the introduction of the "Star Source Range Extender" and the Quark electric drive with over 99% efficiency [4]. - The company plans to launch nine new or revamped models by 2026, covering various commuting and quality travel scenarios, and aims to open 600 new brand experience stores to cover over 90% of county markets [4]. Group 3: Product Showcase - At the auto show, GAC Group presented its full brand matrix, including high-quality, long-range, and high-resale-value vehicles under its self-owned brand, such as the upgraded "Transcend" model and the Aion UT super, which starts at a price of 49,900 yuan [6]. - GAC Honda showcased models like the Accord and Odyssey, while GAC Toyota introduced the new Venza, emphasizing the transition to a zero-carbon factory model [6]. Group 4: Future Directions - GAC Group will continue to focus on the "Four Engines" strategy, maintaining a user-centered approach to accelerate the "Reconstructing New GAC" process and consistently create high-quality mobility experiences [8].