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The Buick Excelle (Chinese: 別克凱越 or Chinese: 别克英朗) is a compact car marketed by Shanghai General Motors Company Limited (Chinese: 上海通用汽車有限公司) under GM's Buick brand.

The original Buick Excelle (Chinese "Kai Yue") was based on the Daewoo Lacetti developed in South Korea by Daewoo Motors. While this car was originally sold worldwide under the Daewoo brand, in 2004, General Motors rebranded all Daewoo products in Europe as Chevrolets.

The successor of the Lacetti based Excelle is based on GM's global compact car platform "Delta II" which is developed at Rüsselsheim in Opel's International Technical Development Center (ITDC). The Chevrolet Cruze is based on this platform as also the Opel Astra, produced in Europe. Its chinese name is "Ying Lang".

Since the 2009 economic crises and the subsequent demise of the Saturn brand and reduction of GM's North American brands to four, the Opel models are aligned no longer with the Saturn brand, but the Buick brand. Consequently, the models built and marketed by Buick China are twins of the Opel variants of GM's global platforms.

Originally launched in China as a sedan and HRV, the second generation Excelle is currently marketed as a hatchback called the Excelle XT, which is essentially a rebadged Astra J (2009–present) or as a sedan called the Buick Excelle GT (Chinese: 别克英朗GT). A North American version of the Excelle GT is assembled in the United States and marketed as the Buick Verano.

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