GAC has strengthened its push into the European electric vehicle (EV) market by partnering with Magna to establish a dedicated vehicle assembly program in Europe. The collaboration marks an important turning point for the Chinese automaker as it aims to expand its global footprint and cater to Europe’s rapidly growing demand for high-quality electric mobility solutions.
Under the agreement, Magna will manufacture GAC’s next-generation electric vehicles at one of its European facilities. The program is expected to leverage Magna’s proven expertise in contract vehicle assembly, advanced manufacturing technologies, and robust supply chain capabilities. This move will enable GAC to fast-track its market entry while ensuring compliance with European safety, technology, and sustainability standards.
Magna stated that the initiative aligns with its long-term strategy of supporting global OEMs with flexible production capacity and EV-specific engineering competencies. By collaborating with GAC, Magna aims to strengthen its position in Europe’s dynamic EV manufacturing ecosystem.
For GAC, this partnership represents a strategic investment in building a localized production base—an essential step for competing with established European electric car manufacturers. The company’s expansion strategy includes delivering vehicles designed for European driving conditions, stringent regulatory requirements, and evolving consumer expectations for advanced electric mobility.
The production program also supports Europe’s broader shift toward clean transportation. As governments and businesses speed up the use of zero-emission vehicles, local manufacturing partnerships like this one are expected to be very important for increasing availability, lowering reliance on imports, and encouraging new ideas in the EV value chain.
With the Magna collaboration in place, GAC is well positioned to scale its operations, introduce new EV models, and strengthen its long-term presence in Europe’s competitive electric automotive market.

