SAIC set to launch Roewe mild hybrid in 2010

SAIC’s first hybrid, the Roewe 750, (shown) will be a step on the way to a future full electric car.

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Yang Jian

February 02, 2009 05:00 AM

SHANGHAI -- Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp. expects to start mass producing its first hybrid before the end of 2010, sources say.

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