GAC Group's consolidated revenue reached 46.5 billion yuan in the first half, with overseas revenue doubling

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GAC Group released its 2026 half-year report on the evening of August 28. Consolidated operating revenue for the first half was 46.5 billion yuan, up 9.13 percent year on year, of which overseas market revenue was 14.013 billion yuan, up 109.27 percent. Vehicle sales in the first half were 773,100 units, up 2.35 percent year on year, and new energy vehicle sales were 260,200 units, up 68.80 percent, accounting for 33.65 percent of total sales. Among its own brands, GAC Aion sales rose 67.08 percent year on year, and GAC Trumpchi rose 12.36 percent. The first model of Qijing Auto, jointly developed with Huawei Qiankun, began mass production and went on sale at the end of June, and completed a capital increase of about 1.1 billion yuan in May, bringing in strategic investors including CATL and Bosch. In overseas business, own-brand exports reached 121,500 units, up 132 percent year on year, with 32 new overseas markets added, covering 110 countries and regions worldwide. Two new KD plants were added in Cambodia and Kazakhstan, bringing the global total to seven, and Inpai Battery began construction of its first overseas battery pack plant in Thailand. R&D investment was 4.834 billion yuan, up 27.58 percent year on year, accounting for 10.4 percent. In addition, humanoid robot company Huilun Technology completed financing of 100 million yuan, the flying car GOVY AirCab received nearly 2,000 intended orders, and OnTime operated more than 550 robotaxis.

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