飞凡Rising Auto

Is Rising Auto Chinese? Yes

Facts checked Ownership as of 4 September 2026

Yes

Rising Auto is Chinese. It was SAIC's mid-market electric brand, spun out of the Roewe R line in 2021, and has since gone quiet as SAIC concentrated on MG and IM. Treat it as dormant rather than current.

Chinese holding: 100% as of 4 September 2026.

The chain

The ownership chain behind this answer, owner first.
Step Entity Kind Origin
1 Shanghai Municipal State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission government CN
2 SAIC Motor group CN
3 Rising Auto brand CN

Holding by holding

  1. Shanghai Municipal State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission controls SAIC Motor since 1995.

    The Shanghai municipal state-assets commission is SAIC Motor's ultimate controller, holding its shares through the wholly state-owned parent Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (Group). Published figures for the parent's holding in the listed company cluster between about 63% and 68%; no figure carrying its own date could be confirmed from an SAIC filing, so the stake is left null.

  2. SAIC Motor owns Rising Auto at 100% since 10 May 2020.

    Created as the Roewe R brand on 10 May 2020, spun out as Rising Auto in November 2021 and folded back into Roewe in the autumn of 2024. SAIC owned it throughout.

Is Rising Auto Chinese: the short answers

Is Rising Auto Chinese?
Yes. Rising Auto is Chinese. It was SAIC's mid-market electric brand, spun out of the Roewe R line in 2021, and has since gone quiet as SAIC concentrated on MG and IM. Treat it as dormant rather than current.
How much of Rising Auto is Chinese-owned?
100%, as of 4 September 2026.
Who owns Rising Auto?
Shanghai Municipal State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission sits at the top of the recorded chain. The ownership page sets out every step with its stake and date.

Related

Sources for this answer

  1. Wikipedia, List of automobile manufacturers of China. Read . SAIC Motor's brand portfolio.