SAIC’s customized ocean-going car carrier “first launched” with 7,600 parking spaces

In addition, SAIC Group also stated that from 2024 to 2026, a total of 12 new ocean-going transport ships of the 7600, 7800, and 9000 classes will be "entered" into the SAIC Anji Logistics ocean-going fleet. At the same time, SAIC will maintain long-term friendly cooperation with domestic and foreign automobile logistics companies such as COSCO Shipping Group Hualun Wilson Group (WWG) to jointly support China’s independent brands in accelerating their “cross-sea expansion”.

It is reported that Anji Logistics, a subsidiary of SAIC, is the world's largest automobile logistics company. Its distribution network covers nearly 600 domestic cities and more than 100 overseas countries, with an annual shipment volume of up to 10 million vehicles. .

At present, SAIC Anji Logistics has established a self-operated fleet of automobile companies, including 11 river ships, 11 domestic trade sea-going ships, and 8 foreign trade special ships. It has 30 ships and has opened 7 international routes including Southeast Asia, Mexico, South America and Europe.

SAIC officials stated that the main reason for buying ships to go overseas is that overseas business continues to "make rapid progress."

According to public information, from January to July this year, SAIC sold a total of 630,000 vehicles in overseas markets, a year-on-year increase of 31.6%. SAIC's own brand MG sold a total of 135,000 units in the first seven months, a year-on-year increase of 148%. Among them, the MG4 electric vehicle sold more than 30,000 units in Europe in the first half of the year, ranking sixth in the European pure electric vehicle sales rankings. In 2022, SAIC's overseas sales will reach 1.017 million vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 45.9%