SAIC Motor Ranks 125th on 2026 Fortune Global 500 with $91.3 Billion Revenue

SAIC Motor ranked 125th on the 2026 Fortune Global 500, up 13 places from the previous year. The group entered the list with consolidated revenue of US$91.301 billion for fiscal 2025, marking its 22nd appearance since first being included in 2004.

In 2025, SAIC sold 4.507 million vehicles, up 12.3% year-on-year, with a market share of 13.1%. Consolidated total revenue reached RMB 656.24 billion, up 4.6%, while net profit attributable to shareholders was RMB 10.11 billion, recording a significant increase. The expansion of revenue scale and recovery in profitability supported SAIC’s 22nd appearance on the list.

SAIC’s business covers six segments: complete vehicles, parts, mobility and services, finance, international operations, and innovative technology, forming a coordinated development structure. In the first half of 2026, SAIC sold a cumulative 2.045 million vehicles, with its growth rate outpacing the overall market by nearly 4 percentage points, making it the only Chinese automaker to exceed 2 million units in sales.

In the technology field, semi-solid-state batteries and steer-by-wire have been applied in models such as MG and IM. Roewe launched the AI-native vehicle Jia Yue 07, integrating a large AI model with the vehicle architecture. In the first half of the year, self-owned brands sold a cumulative 1.469 million vehicles, up 12.6% year-on-year, accounting for 71.8% of the group’s total sales. New energy vehicles sold 796,000 units in the first half, up 23.1%, more than three times the industry average growth rate. Joint venture NEV models such as the Zhijing E7, ID. ERA 9X, and Audi E7X saw strong sales upon launch. In overseas markets, SAIC products are sold in more than 170 countries and regions, with overseas sales reaching 735,000 units in the first half, up 48.7%. In the European market, the MG brand sold over 190,000 units in the first half, up more than 20%.

In May this year, SAIC became the first Chinese automotive group to surpass cumulative production and sales of 100 million vehicles.