In light of rumors swirling about "Chevrolet's full-scale retreat from China," General Motors China clarified that there are no intentions to withdraw from the market. The SAIC-GM joint venture factories will persist in manufacturing Chevrolet models and extend their reach into overseas markets beyond the United States, with the company's resources being channeled towards bolstering the Buick and Cadillac brands. Several authorized Chevrolet dealers disclosed that, since the close of last year, the brand has been progressively winding down its new car sales operations within China, owing to sustained financial losses. Some store staff revealed that they were only made aware of the comprehensive restructuring plan through news reports, and at present, stores are merely sustaining essential functions. Regarding offline sales channels, numerous provinces and cities now lack registered authorized dealers altogether. Some official store contact numbers remain unanswered for prolonged durations, and the number of independent 4S stores has seen a marked decline. General Motors China has pledged that the post-sales rights of over 7 million Chevrolet owners across China will remain intact. Following the shutdown of the original standalone stores, maintenance services will be seamlessly integrated into the Buick-authorized service channels within the same corporate group.