GAC’s share price slumped a steep 42% this year as investors reacted to international trade tensions and a decline in Chinese auto demand. But growth at the state-owned Chinese automaker reaccelerated in August, and longer-term trends are promising. GAC is lining up to release new models of its Trumpchi brand. (The word means “legend” in Chinese; there’s no connection to the U.S. President.) Back home, GAC has expanded production capacity for its joint venture with Toyota, while channeling sizable R&D bets into electric vehicles and autonomous cars.