NextFin News — SAIC Motor signed a group-level strategic cooperation agreement with enterprise collaboration platform Feishu on Monday to embed artificial intelligence across its research, production, and operational workflows.
The enterprise contract expands existing digital deployments at subsidiaries SAIC General Motors, SAIC-GM-Wuling, and IM Motors into a unified, group-wide corporate framework. Under the agreement, the state-owned automotive maker will leverage Feishu's integrated AI toolkit and project management modules to improve research transparency, scheduling alignment, and component quality traceability. Several high-value AI operational scenarios have already entered verification and live execution, complemented by an internal innovation competition funded by corporate incentive pools to spur employee-led AI deployment across business units.
Traditional vehicle manufacturers are accelerating the adoption of enterprise software platforms to streamline complex multi-entity management structures and shorten product development cycles. Integrating generative tools and automated workflows across legacy engineering frameworks enables legacy original equipment manufacturers to improve cross-departmental coordination in response to fast-evolving smart vehicle platforms. As software-defined capabilities become central to auto industry competitiveness, domestic vehicle producers are relying on unified digital infrastructure to preserve operational efficiency amidst price competition across the Chinese mainland.
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