List of foreign brand vehicles made by automobile manufacturers of China
This is a list of established foreign brand vehicles developed and manufactured by automobile companies of China. This type of vehicle refers to a vehicle originally developed and produced by a Chinese manufacturer and branded as a foreign brand, or produced based on the model of a foreign manufacturer's joint venture partner's in China, or a vehicle whose key technology solutions are mostly developed and produced by a Chinese manufacturer.
Toyota
[edit]Toyota
[edit]- Toyota bZ3 (2023–present), compact sedan, developed and supplied by BYD, manufactured by FAW Toyota[1]
- Toyota bZ3C (upcoming), subcompact SUV, developed and supplied by BYD, manufactured by FAW Toyota[2]
- Toyota bZ3X (upcoming), subcompact SUV, redesigned second generation of Aion V, manufactured by GAC Toyota[3][4]
Leahead
[edit]- Leahead iA5 (2018), compact sedan, rebadged Aion S, manufactured by GAC Aion
- Leahead iX4 (2018), subcompact SUV, BEV, rebadged first generation Trumpchi GS4 EV, manufactured by GAC Group[5]
Mazda
[edit]- Mazda EZ-6 (2024–present), compact sedan, redesigned Deepal SL03, manufactured by Changan[6]
Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi
[edit]Renault
[edit]- Renault City K-ZE (2020–present), city car, rebadged Dongfeng Nano EX1, manufactured by Dongfeng Nammi[7]
- Renault Grand Koleos (2024–present), mid-size SUV, redesigned Geely Xingyue L
Dacia
[edit]- Dacia Spring (2020–present), city car, rebadged Dongfeng Nano EX1, manufactured by Dongfeng Nammi[8]
Mobilize
[edit]- Mobilize Limo (2022–2023), compact sedan, rebadged JMEV Yi, manufactured by JMEV[9][10]
Mitsubishi
[edit]- Mitsubishi Airtrek (2021–2023), compact SUV, rebadged first generation Aion V, manufactured by GAC Aion[11]
- Eupheme EV (2017–2020), subcompact SUV, rebadged Trumpchi GE3, manufactured by GAC Group
Venucia
[edit]- Venucia E30 (2020–2022), city car, rebadged Dongfeng Nano EX1, manufactured by Dongfeng Nammi
- Venucia V-Online (2021–present), compact SUV, developed and manufactured by Dongfeng-Nissan
- Venucia VX6 (2023–present), compact SUV, developed and manufactured by Dongfeng-Nissan
BMW
[edit]Mini
[edit]- Mini Cooper E/SE (J01) (2024–present), subcompact hatchback, developed and manufactured by Spotlight Automotive (50-50 JV with GWM)[12]
- Mini Aceman (J05) (2024–present), subcompact SUV, developed and manufactured by Spotlight Automotive (50-50 JV with GWM)[13][14]
Stellantis
[edit]Dodge
[edit]- Dodge Journey (2021–present), compact SUV, rebadged Trumpchi GS5[15]
- Dodge Attitude (fourth generation) (to commence), compact sedan, rebadged Trumpchi Empow[16]
Fiat
[edit]- Fiat Titano (2024–present), redesigned Changan Kaicene F70[17]
Peugeot
[edit]- Peugeot Landtrek (2021–present), redesigned Changan Kaicene F70[18][19]
Ram
[edit]- Ram 1200 (2024–present), redesigned Changan Kaicene F70[20]
General Motors
[edit]Chevrolet
[edit]- Chevrolet Aveo / Chevrolet Sail (2023–present), subcompact car, manufactured by SGMW[21][22]
- Chevrolet Captiva (second generation) (2019–present), compact SUV, rebadged Baojun 530, manufactured by SGMW[23]
- Chevrolet Optra (2011–present), compact car, rebadged Baojun 630, manufactured by SGMW[24]
- Chevrolet Groove (2020–present), subcompact SUV, rebadged Baojun 510, manufactured by SGMW[25][26]
- Chevrolet N200 (2008–2022), microvan, rebadged Wuling Hongtu, manufactured by SGMW[27]
- Chevrolet N300/Move (2010–present), microvan, rebadged Wuling Rongguang, manufactured by SGMW[28]
- Chevrolet N400/Tornado Van (2019–present), microvan, rebadged Wuling Hongguang V, manufactured by SGMW[29]
- Chevrolet S10 Max (2021–present), pickup truck, rebadged Maxus T60, manufactured by SAIC Maxus[30]
Ford Motor Company
[edit]- Ford Territory (2018–2023), compact SUV, rebadged JMC Yusheng S330, manufactured by JMC-Ford[31]
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