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Lotus

Est. 1952United Kingdom

A British performance-oriented luxury carmaker known for engineering-focused, lightweight sports cars with exceptional handling and racing heritage. Now under majority ownership of Geely, it is transitioning toward electric mobility, including high-performance EVs and modern SUV models.

LTI

Est. 1899United Kingdom

London Taxis International (LTI) was a British manufacturer specializing in purpose-built taxis, especially the London black cab. It focused on durability, tight urban maneuverability, accessibility (including wheelchair access), and safety. Its TX models modernized the classic FX taxi design before the company was later integrated into the Geely group.

LuAZ

Est. 1955Ukraine

LuAZ was a Ukrainian vehicle manufacturer specialized in compact, rugged off-road utility vehicles built for military and rural conditions. Its LuAZ-969 series became its most recognized product, valued for simplicity and strong terrain capability. The company later moved into assembly work and was eventually absorbed into larger automotive groups, ending its independent production.

Lucid

Est. 2007United States

Lucid is an American electric vehicle company that designs and produces luxury EVs and advanced electric drivetrains. It is best known for its long-range, high-performance models such as the Lucid Air and Lucid Gravity. The company also develops and supplies EV powertrain technology to other automakers and focuses on efficiency, software integration, and premium electric performance.

Luxeed

Est. 2023China

Luxeed is a Chinese premium electric vehicle brand developed under Chery in cooperation with Huawei through the Harmony Intelligent Mobility Alliance (HIMA). The brand focuses on intelligent, technology-driven electric vehicles that combine advanced software systems with modern EV platforms. Its lineup includes sedans, SUVs, and upcoming MPV models, positioning Luxeed as a smart mobility brand in the premium EV segment.

Luxgen

Luxgen is a Taiwanese automobile brand owned by Foxtron, focused on passenger cars including SUVs, sedans, and electric vehicles. The brand emphasizes smart mobility and in-vehicle technology integration. It initially expanded into overseas markets such as the Middle East, Russia, and China, but later refocused primarily on Taiwan. Today, Luxgen continues its transition toward electric vehicles and modern mobility solutions.

Lynk & Co

Est. 2016China

Lynk & Co is a Chinese premium automotive brand co-developed by Geely and Volvo’s engineering ecosystem (later integrated with Zeekr). The brand focuses on connected vehicles, digital services, and alternative ownership models such as subscriptions and direct online sales. Its vehicles are positioned between mainstream and luxury segments, combining modern design, advanced safety systems, and smart connectivity features for urban mobility.

Maextro

Est. 2024China

Maextro is a Chinese ultra-luxury electric vehicle brand developed by JAC Group in collaboration with Huawei under the HIMA ecosystem. The brand focuses on flagship-level electric mobility, combining advanced autonomous driving systems, intelligent cockpit technology, and high-end powertrain engineering. Huawei provides core digital and smart vehicle technologies, while JAC handles chassis development and manufacturing, positioning Maextro at the top end of China’s emerging luxury EV market.

Mahindra

Est. 1945India

Mahindra Group is an Indian multinational conglomerate headquartered in Mumbai, with diversified operations spanning automotive, agriculture, aerospace, defence, energy, finance, IT, and industrial sectors. Its flagship company, Mahindra & Mahindra, is a leading manufacturer of utility vehicles and tractors in India. The group is known for its strong engineering heritage, large-scale industrial presence, and continuous expansion into global markets and advanced mobility solutions.

Maple

Est. 2019China

Maple is a Chinese battery-electric vehicle brand under Ruilan Auto (a Geely-linked company), focused on affordable electric mobility for commercial and ride-hailing applications. The brand emphasizes battery-swapping technology to reduce downtime and operating costs, offering practical EVs optimized for fleet use, taxis, and urban transport services. Its product strategy is centered on efficiency, low ownership cost, and scalable battery-swapping infrastructure.

Marcos

Est. 1959United Kingdom

A British sports car manufacturer known for lightweight, performance-focused cars and a strong racing heritage, especially in GT racing and endurance events like Le Mans. The brand became popular for combining simple engines with very light chassis design.

Marlin

Est. 1979United Kingdom

A British kit car and sports car manufacturer known for producing lightweight, self-build sports cars. Marlin built models like the Roadster, Berlinetta, and Sportster, often using parts from mainstream cars such as Triumph, Ford, BMW, and Honda. The brand is recognized for affordable, customizable sports cars with a focus on DIY assembly and enthusiast ownership.

Maruti

Est. 1981India

Maruti Suzuki is India’s largest automobile manufacturer, formed as a joint venture between the Government of India and Suzuki Motor Corporation. It revolutionized the Indian car market by introducing affordable, fuel-efficient vehicles for the mass market and remains dominant with models like the Alto, Swift, and Wagon

Maserati

Est. 1914Italy

Maserati is an Italian luxury sports car manufacturer known for high-performance grand tourers and its iconic trident logo. Founded by the Maserati brothers in 1914, the brand began in motorsport before shifting toward luxury road cars. Over the years, it passed through several owners including Citroën, Fiat, and Ferrari, and today operates under Stellantis. Maserati is famous for combining Italian design, racing heritage, and premium performance in models like the MC20, GranTurismo, and Quattroporte.

Matra

Est. 1945France

Matra was a major French industrial company active in aerospace, defence, automotive, transport, and telecommunications. It was known for its advanced work in satellites, missiles, and transport systems. In the automotive field, it is best known for its partnership with Renault, especially the development of the Renault Espace, as well as sports cars like the Bagheera and Murena. Matra also achieved major success in motorsport, including Formula racing and wins at Le Mans.

Maxus

Est. 2011China

Maxus is a Chinese automotive brand owned by SAIC Motor. It produces commercial and passenger vehicles including SUVs, MPVs, pickup trucks, and vans. The brand originated from the British LDV Maxus model after SAIC acquired its technology, and it has since expanded globally under different names such as LDV in some markets.

Maybach

Est. 1909Germany

Maybach is a German ultra-luxury automotive brand originally founded by Wilhelm and Karl Maybach. Today, it operates as Mercedes-Maybach, a sub-brand of Mercedes-Benz, producing ultra-luxury versions of models such as the S-Class and GLS, focused on maximum comfort, exclusivity, and high-end technology.

Mazda

Est. 1920Japan

Mazda is a Japanese multinational automaker headquartered in Hiroshima. It is known for its innovative engineering, including rotary engines, SkyActiv technology, and the Kodo design philosophy. The company has also achieved success in motorsport, including winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1991, and has long-standing collaborations with global manufacturers such as Ford, Toyota, and others.

McLaren

Est. 1963United Kingdom

McLaren is a British high-performance automotive and motorsport brand. It is famous both for its Formula One team and its supercars. McLaren Automotive produces lightweight, aerodynamic, and high-speed sports cars such as the McLaren 720S, McLaren Artura, and McLaren P1. The brand focuses on cutting-edge engineering, Formula One technology transfer, and extreme performance vehicles

Mega

Est. 1990France

MEGA is a French motorsport and specialty vehicle brand under Aixam, known in the 1990s for experimental performance cars and racing projects like the Andros Trophy and Dakar Rally. It also created unique vehicles such as the V12 MEGA Track and later shifted toward utility and recreational vehicles.

Mercedes-Benz

Est. 1926Germany

Mercedes-Benz is a German luxury automotive brand known for premium cars, SUVs, vans, and advanced engineering. It traces its roots back to the inventions of Karl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler in the late 1800s. The brand is famous for innovation, safety technology, luxury design, and performance vehicles, including AMG high-performance models and EQ electric cars.

Mercury

Est. 1938United States

Mercury was a mid-priced automobile brand created by Ford Motor Company to sit between Ford and Lincoln. It operated from 1939 to 2011, producing sedans, coupes, wagons, and SUVs. Mercury often shared platforms with Ford and Lincoln, but was marketed as a more premium alternative to Ford. Over time it became known for models like the Cougar, Grand Marquis, and Sable before being discontinued in 2010.

Merkur

Est. 1983United States

Merkur was a short-lived automotive brand created by Ford’s Lincoln-Mercury division to sell European Ford models in North America. It imported performance and executive cars like the XR4Ti and Scorpio from Ford of Europe. The brand targeted buyers interested in European-style luxury and sportiness but struggled with pricing, regulations, and low sales, leading to its discontinuation in 1989.