According to automotive specialist GM Authority, the US automaker is considering affixing the Chevrolet logo to the all-electric Bingo Pro model for distribution in emerging markets such as Mexico and Brazil.

This business model would be implemented through a production franchise with SAIC-GM-Wuling (SGMW), a joint venture between GM and SAIC Group. The collaboration aims to capitalize on the growing demand for compact, zero-emission vehicles in developing regions.

The Wuling Bingo Pro electric vehicle in China. Photo: Xiang Yi

GM's interest is driven by the increasing need for small, affordable electric vehicles in high-density cities across Latin America, Africa, and Asia. In these markets, small cars are frequently the preferred choice for young customers and command a significant market share. If the project proceeds, the rebadged Bingo Pro would become Chevrolet's first all-electric hatchback in these regions.

The Wuling Bingo series first launched in the Chinese market in 3/2023, targeting the affordable electric vehicle segment. The Bingo Pro version began sales in 5/2026, with prices ranging from 56.800-70.800 yuan (8.390-10.450 USD). This model offers two range options according to CLTC standards: 330 km and 403 km.

The Bingo is equipped with an electric motor located on the front axle, delivering 87 horsepower, and is paired with an LFP battery pack. Data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) indicates that Bingo Pro sales in 6/2026 reached 21.085 vehicles, highlighting its market success.

This strategy is not new for the US corporation. GM has previously launched the Chevrolet Spark EUV, based on the Baojun Yep Plus model, and the Captiva EV, developed from the Wuling Starlight S. Similar to these predecessors, the Chevrolet version of the Bingo Pro is expected to feature minor exterior refinements and be given a new name for its international debut.

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