Four months signed five parts giants armed Great Wall Motors

On July 15, Great Wall Motors signed a strategic cooperation agreement with French auto parts giant Valeo Group. The two parties will strengthen cooperation in the existing matching wipers, generators, starters, clutches, etc., and expand cooperation to components such as powertrain components, visual systems, thermal systems, and assisted driving systems. In just four months, Great Wall Motors has signed strategic cooperation agreements with Ricardo UK, Germany's Mahler Automotive, Germany's Brose, Sweden’s Autoliv, and Valeo’s five major auto parts giants. . Great Wall can obtain relevant intellectual property rights in these five cooperations and use it for domestic cars and exported cars.

Great Wall’s move is to create a “three-high strategy” based on high-tech equipment and high-performance design to create high-quality products. Since March this year, it has started a series of in-depth cooperation with internationally renowned parts and components companies.

According to industry sources, Great Wall Motor’s move is quite astute. Five auto parts giants are core auto parts giants. Ricardo UK is the world’s leading automotive power technology development company and the world’s oldest engine and transmission design and manufacturing company. Germany’s MAHLE’s strength lies in the production of key engine components, including air management systems and vehicle thermal systems. High-end engine pistons, air-filling valves and other engine key components; Germany's Brose company is a well-known manufacturer of body and interior electromechanical systems, and its products are supplied to more than 40 internationally renowned car brands such as BMW and Volkswagen.