GM aims to double China sales by 2015

GM plans to introduce around 60 new and upgraded models, including the Volt, in China over the next five years. (Bloomberg/Via Bloomberg)

April 18, 2011 05:00 AM

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - General Motors Co. plans to more than double its sales in China to around 5 million units by 2015, its top executive in China said Monday while unveiling the automaker's five-year plan for the world's biggest auto market.

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