The car to the right of the Saab is Hawtai's Baolige B35 SUV based on the last generation Hyundai Sante-Fe platform. The design resembles a Porsche Cayenne.
The pictures found on Autohome.com.cn suggests that it's merly a coincidence that the Saab is photographed next to a Hawtai car. I'm not even sure they are parked outside a dealership!
According to CarNewsChina.com Chinese media has also been speculating around what price the Saab 9-5 will get in China. Some say it will start at 350,000 Cinese Yuan (EUR 37,100 / $ 53,900), others say around 480,000 Yuan (EUR 50,900 / $ 73,900). Time will tell.