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Messerschmitt

Est. 1938Germany

Messerschmitt AG was a German aircraft manufacturing company best known for its military aircraft during World War II, especially the Bf 109 fighter and Me 262 jet fighter. It was founded around aircraft designer Willy Messerschmitt and became one of the most important aviation firms in Germany. After the war, it later evolved through mergers and became part of what eventually contributed to Airbus.

Metrocab

Est. 1987United Kingdom

Metrocab was a British taxi (black cab) brand originally developed by Metro Cammell Weymann. It produced purpose-built London taxis starting with diesel models based on Ford Transit engines, later using Toyota diesel powertrains. In 2014, a second-generation Metrocab was introduced as a hybrid electric range-extender taxi designed for low-emission urban transport, especially in London.

MG

Est. 1930United Kingdom

MG is a British sports car marque originally founded as a performance division of Morris Garages. It became famous for lightweight sports cars like the MGB. After multiple ownership changes, it is now owned by China’s SAIC Motor and produces modern SUVs and electric vehicles.

M-Hero

Est. 2022China

M-Hero is a Chinese state-owned luxury electric off-road vehicle brand under Dongfeng Motor Corporation. It focuses on high-performance electric and extended-range SUVs designed for both civilian luxury use and extreme off-road capability. The brand originates from Dongfeng’s military “Mengshi” vehicle lineage, and its first production model, the M-Hero 917, is a powerful luxury SUV with over 1,000 horsepower.

Mia

Est. 2010France

Mia Electric was a French electric vehicle manufacturer based in Cerizay, France. It focused on compact urban electric cars designed for short-distance city transport. Its main model, the Mia, used lithium iron phosphate batteries and prioritized efficiency and low energy consumption.

Micro

Est. 1995Switzerland

Micro Cars is a Sri Lankan automobile manufacturer based in Peliyagoda. It produces and assembles passenger cars, vans, and buses, often in partnership with Chinese automotive companies such as Geely and Great Wall Motors. The company started with locally developed prototypes and later expanded into assembling and rebadging imported models for the local and export markets.

Microcar

Est. 1980France

A French manufacturer of microcars and quadricycles (small urban vehicles, often license-free in Europe). It was originally part of Jeanneau (boat maker), later acquired by Ligier, and is known for models like MC and M.Go. In recent years, the brand has been gradually phased out in favor of Ligier.

Minelli

Est. 1961Switzerland

Minelli is a Swiss engineering and vehicle-building company founded by Italo Minelli in 1961 in Pfäffikon. It originally specialized in machine tools and engine repair equipment (MIRA tools). In the mid-1990s, the company developed its own automobile project, producing a limited-run nostalgic sports car called the Minelli TF 1800, a modern reinterpretation of the classic MG TF. Only a very small number of vehicles were built before production ended in the early 2000s.

Mini

Est. 1959United Kingdom

Mini is a British automotive brand introduced in 1959 by the British Motor Corporation (BMC). Designed by Alec Issigonis, the Mini became famous for its compact size, innovative front-wheel-drive layout, and efficient use of interior space. It grew into one of the most influential small cars in automotive history and remained in production until 2000. Since 2001, the MINI brand has continued under BMW ownership with a new generation of vehicles.

Mitsubishi

Est. 1970Japan

Mitsubishi Motors is a Japanese automobile manufacturer founded in 1970 and headquartered in Tokyo. The company produces passenger cars, SUVs, pickup trucks, and electric vehicles, and has been part of the Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance since 2016.

Mitsuoka

Est. 1968Japan

Mitsuoka Motor is a Japanese automobile manufacturer founded in 1968 and officially recognized as an automaker in 1994. The company is best known for its retro-styled vehicles, which combine modern engineering with designs inspired by classic American, British, and Japanese cars.

Mobilize

Est. 2021France

Mobilize is a mobility services brand of Renault Group, established in 2021. The company focuses on car-sharing, vehicle subscriptions, leasing, charging solutions, and other mobility services, while also offering a range of electric vehicles designed for urban transportation.

Monte Carlo

Est. 1983Monaco

Monte Carlo Automobiles (MCA) is a sports car manufacturer based in Monaco, founded in 1983 by racing driver and engineer Fulvio Maria Ballabio. The company is known for producing exclusive high performance sports cars in very limited numbers.

Morgan

Est. 1910United Kingdom

Morgan Motor is a British automobile manufacturer founded in 1910 by Henry Frederick Stanley Morgan. The company is renowned for its handcrafted sports cars that combine classic styling with modern engineering. Morgan vehicles are distinguished by their lightweight construction and the continued use of traditional ash wood frames, making the brand one of the most unique and iconic names in the automotive industry.

Morris

Est. 1912United Kingdom

Morris Motors was a British automobile manufacturer founded by William Morris in 1912. Originally established as W.R.M. Motors, the company was renamed Morris Motors in 1919. It grew to become one of the largest car producers in the United Kingdom and played a significant role in the development of the British automotive industry. The Morris brand remained in use until 1984.

Nash

Est. 1916United States

Nash was an American automobile manufacturer founded in 1916 by Charles W. Nash in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The company was known for its innovative engineering, including early unibody construction, advanced ventilation systems, and the compact Nash Rambler. In 1954, Nash merged with Hudson to form American Motors Corporation (AMC).

Nevo

Est. 2023China

Nevo is a Chinese new-energy vehicle brand launched by Changan Automobile in 2023. Focused on intelligent, electrified mobility, the brand offers a range of electric and range-extended vehicles designed for modern family transportation, combining advanced technology, efficiency, and smart connectivity.

Nio

Est. 1914China

NIO is a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer founded in 2014 and headquartered in Shanghai. The company specializes in premium electric sedans and SUVs, and is recognized for its innovative battery-swapping technology, smart mobility solutions, and advanced autonomous driving systems. NIO has expanded internationally and launched additional brands such as Onvo and Firefly to serve broader market segments.

Nissan

Est. 1933Japan

Founded in 1933, Nissan is one of Japan’s leading automobile manufacturers, headquartered in Yokohama. The company is renowned for producing a wide range of passenger cars, SUVs, sports cars, and electric vehicles, including the globally successful Nissan Leaf. Through its Nissan, Infiniti, and Nismo brands, the company has built a strong international presence and remains a major force in automotive innovation, electrification, and advanced mobility technologies.

Noble

Est. 1999United Kingdom

Founded in 1999, Noble Automotive is a British sports car manufacturer renowned for producing lightweight, high-performance supercars focused on driving purity and exceptional handling. Based in England, the company gained recognition with models such as the M12, M400, and M600, which combine powerful engines, low weight, and track-inspired engineering. Noble has earned a strong reputation among enthusiasts for delivering an uncompromising and engaging driving experience.

Nysa

Est. 1952Poland

Nysa was a Polish commercial vehicle manufacturer founded in 1952 in the city of Nysa. The company became well known for producing vans, minibuses, ambulances, police vehicles, and other light commercial vehicles. Its vehicles were widely exported to Eastern Europe, the Soviet Union, and many other countries. Nysa remained one of Poland’s most recognizable automotive brands until production ended in 1994.

Oldsmobile

Est. 1897United States

Oldsmobile was a historic American automobile brand founded by Ransom E. Olds. Acquired by General Motors in 1908, it became known for its innovation, including the first mass-produced American car and the Hydra-Matic automatic transmission. The brand played an important role in the development of the American automotive industry.

Oltcit

Est. 1976Romania

Oltcit was a Romanian automobile manufacturer established through a partnership between the Romanian government and Citroën of France. The company specialized in compact passenger cars, combining Citroën engineering with local production, and became known for models such as the Oltcit Club and Citroën Axel.

Omoda

Est. 2022China

Omoda is a Chinese automotive brand established by Chery Automobile in 2022. Positioned as a more premium and lifestyle-oriented brand, Omoda focuses on modern design, advanced technology, and global markets outside China. Together with its sister brand Jaecoo, Omoda plays a key role in Chery's international expansion strategy.