General Motors India President and Managing Director Karl Slym told PTI in an interview that talks that started about eight months back with Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp (SAIC) and Wuling to explore possibilities of bringing light commercial vehicles to India have reached the stage of product identification.
"Now we know what can work in India and what cannot...We are at a position, (where) very very soon we should be able to make a decision on what all or what not we can do together here," he said.
Slym, however, added that at present no understanding or an agreement has been reached.
GM, which is a party in a tripartite joint venture in China -- SAIC-GM-Wuling Automobile Co -- is looking beyond the commercial vehicles that can be brought to India through their partnership.
"I think the company has vehicles beyond the commercial vehicles. They also would be very successful if we adapted them through our engineering centre into India," Slym said.

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