Geely Holding

Geely and Daimler signed a joint venture agreement in October 2018 to form a mobility joint venture in Hangzhou, China.

Daimler and Geely announced a joint venture to produce the next generation of Smart electric cars in China at a purpose-built factory. The deal is expected to be finalized by the end of 2019.

Yinlun Machinery has signed a deal with Geely Holding to supply liquid cold plates for Geely's electric vehicles. Delivery is expected to begin in 2021, with total sales over the product's life cycle estimated at about CNY 1.2 billion ($174 million).

Geely Holding Group formed a joint venture with Aisin AW to manufacture and sell front-wheel drive 6-speed automatic transmissions. Total investment is $117 million, with Geely subsidiary Geely Luoyou holding 40% and Aisin AW 60%. Annual capacity is 400,000 units, with operations starting in 2020.

Geely Automobile Holdings agreed to buy three engine and auto parts units from its parent Geely Holding Group for 1.83 billion yuan ($276 million).

Hyundai Mobis secured orders worth a combined $4.8 billion from January to August 2017 in China and North America, including supply of chassis modules for pickup trucks in North America and external audio amplifiers, electronic parking brakes, and rear lamps in China.

Volvo Cars and Geely Holding signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a 50/50 joint venture to share vehicle architecture and engine technologies, with headquarters in China and a subsidiary in Gothenburg, Sweden.