General Motors (GM.NYSE) intends to grow China sales 10% in 2014, Reuters reported, citing the automaker’s new chief of China operations. Matt Tsien said his mandate is one of continuity in order to sustain GM’s “profitable growth” in the world’s biggest auto market. Tsien plans to achieve the objectives in part by focusing on China’s increasing appetite for SUVs and luxury cars. GM expects China’s overall vehicle market to grow 7-10% this year compared with 2013, roughly in line with industry forecasts.
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