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Starting at 115,900 RMB, ID.ERA 5S Enters the 150K Plug-in Hybrid Sedan Market

Starting at 115,900 RMB, ID.ERA 5S Enters the 150K Plug-in Hybrid Sedan Market

On August 11, 2026, SAIC Volkswagen officially opened pre-orders for the ID.ERA 5S, the first sedan in the ID.ERA series. The car comes in four configurations with limited-time pricing from 115,900 to 145,900 RMB. As a German plug-in hybrid smart sedan, it features the Xingyun Smart Drive, Yunqi Smart Cockpit, Golden Hybrid, and Golden Standard technologies, bringing city NOA to the 150K joint-venture sedan segment for the first time.

41030 days ago
VW ID.ERA 8X Interior Revealed: German Driving-Focused EREV SUV Debuts at Chengdu Show

VW ID.ERA 8X Interior Revealed: German Driving-Focused EREV SUV Debuts at Chengdu Show

On August 19, 2026, SAIC Volkswagen officially released interior images of the ID.ERA 8X. Positioned as a mid-to-large five-seat EREV SUV with dimensions of 5020×1997×1750mm and a 2970mm wheelbase, the vehicle features a 15.6-inch 2.5K dual-screen center console, instrument magic screen, and Smart surface door panel displays. Power comes from a 1.5T VTG range-extender system, with the official debut scheduled for the August 21 Chengdu Auto Show.

54032 days ago
Wu Bing Appointed SAIC Volkswagen General Manager: Major Personnel Reshuffle at SAIC

Wu Bing Appointed SAIC Volkswagen General Manager: Major Personnel Reshuffle at SAIC

In late July 2026, SAIC Group and its core divisions including Volkswagen, GM, Passenger Vehicle, and IM Motors simultaneously released personnel appointment and removal information, involving 27 executive positions and CEO changes at 4 vehicle companies. Wu Bing, former General Manager of SAIC Passenger Vehicle and CEO of Rising Auto, was appointed General Manager of SAIC Volkswagen, marking the largest personnel adjustment in SAIC Group in recent years.

60845 days ago
New Wine in Old Bottles: The Next Chapter for China's Joint Venture Automakers

New Wine in Old Bottles: The Next Chapter for China's Joint Venture Automakers

In her latest column, Gasgoo senior commentator Tina provides an in-depth analysis of the transformation challenges facing China's joint venture automakers. Using SAIC-GM's renewal to 2047 as a starting point, the article argues that JVs must shift from "local adaptation" to "China-defined products," requiring fundamental changes across five dimensions: product definition, R&D, technology integration, decision speed, and reverse exports.

33945 days ago