In 2026, Giant Motors Latinoamérica officially unveiled the all-new 2027 JAC 4. As the first model in JAC’s 2027 lineup to bear the “Made in Mexico” badge, the new model marks the official implementation of the brand’s local production strategy and strengthens its long-term commitment to Mexico’s automotive industry development.

Strategic partnership empowers upgraded local manufacturing capacity

The new model is fully upgraded based on the long-term strategic cooperation between Giant Motors and JAC. With targeted engineering optimization and localized adaptation design, the vehicle fully meets the consumption demands of the Mexican market and demonstrates the maturity of local manufacturing capabilities.

Local enterprise accumulates solid foundation in Mexico’s automotive sector

Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Ciudad Sahagún, Hidalgo, Giant Motors Latinoamérica has long been engaged in the competitive global automotive manufacturing industry. The enterprise established a strategic partnership with JAC in 2017, carrying out vehicle assembly and localized model adaptation with local technical talents and mature industrial platforms.

Complete industrial value chain improves local brand operation

The company has built a full industrial system covering manufacturing, product adaptation, logistics, sales, dealer network, after-sales maintenance and customer service. The complete local value chain continuously consolidates JAC’s market foundation and improves its local operational strength and market penetration in Mexico.

Local manufacturing strategy boosts Mexico’s industrial upgrading

The launch of the 2027 JAC 4 proves Giant Motors’ long-term commitment to local automotive manufacturing. By expanding its locally produced vehicle lineup and production scale, the enterprise effectively promotes Mexico’s automotive industrial upgrading and cultivates local manufacturing talents.

Mexico production supports JAC’s Latin American expansion

With more Chinese automakers accelerating local manufacturing and R&D projects in Mexico, the country continues to leverage its nearshoring advantages under North American trade rules. JAC’s new local model further enriches Mexico’s passenger vehicle manufacturing categories and optimizes regional export capacity structure.

Long-term North American layout expands JAC’s Latin American influence

Supported by stable industrial cooperation, mature local factories and comprehensive after-sales channels, JAC will continuously upgrade localized vehicle models to adapt to Latin American market demands. Mexico’s manufacturing capacity will serve as a core pillar for JAC’s expansion across North America and Latin America.