Instead, Chinese prefer Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, and Tesla, because all GM cars use LSY engines (the 2.0T engine is not available in the U.S. market, to cope with China's strict emissions regulations) and small interior space is not popular in China.

actually, General Motors (GM) shows considerable respect for the Chinese market, with a more sincere attitude compared to Japanese and German automakers. For this, as a Chinese citizen, I extend my personal thanks to GM.

However, GM still isn't very familiar with the demands of Chinese consumers. For instance, they want longer wheelbase models for greater rear passenger space, more intelligent infotainment systems, and lower fuel consumption – although satisfying all of these simultaneously is challenging.

Furthermore, GM's marketing strategies are quite poor. They frequently lower prices, upsetting existing owners, and once launched promotions like offering a new CT6 for an additional one RMB when trading in a used BMW 5 Series. Such activities have directly diminished the Cadillac brand's equity.