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Opel

Opel is a German automobile manufacturer founded by Adam Opel in 1862. The company began as a producer of sewing machines and bicycles before entering automobile production in 1899. Today, Opel is part of Stellantis and is known for its German engineering, innovative technologies, and a wide range of passenger and commercial vehicles sold worldwide.
ORA

Ora is a Chinese electric vehicle brand established in 2018 by Great Wall Motor. Dedicated to battery-electric vehicles, the brand is known for its distinctive retro-inspired designs, advanced EV technology, and models such as the Good Cat and Lightning Cat. Ora has expanded into multiple international markets and focuses on providing stylish, innovative, and accessible electric mobility solutions.
Orange

Orange Auto Pvt. Ltd. is an Indian automotive dealership group established in 2004. The company operates a network of vehicle dealerships and service centers, representing several leading automotive brands and providing sales, maintenance, and after-sales services across multiple locations in India.
Osca

OSCA was a small Italian racing and sports car manufacturer founded in 1947 by the Maserati brothers in Bologna. The company focused on lightweight, high-performance competition cars and achieved notable success in motorsport during the 1950s and early 1960s, including endurance racing victories. OSCA also supplied engines for some Fiat models. In 2026, the brand was reported to have been revived by DR Automobiles with plans for new SUV and sports car models.
Oshan

Changan Oshan is a passenger car brand under Changan Automobile, established to focus on modern SUVs and electric vehicles. It uses Changan’s global research and development network and produces models such as the X5 and X7 series. The brand emphasizes smart technology, innovation, and affordable mobility solutions for everyday users.
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Oting

Oting is a Chinese automotive brand under Sinomach Automobile that produces SUVs and pickup trucks with a strong focus on off-road capability and practical utility. It often uses licensed or Nissan-derived platforms and targets customers looking for durable, value-oriented vehicles for both work and adventure use.
Overland

Overland Automobile Company was an early American automotive manufacturer that played a key role in the development of mass automobile production in the United States. Originating in Indiana and later relocating to Toledo, Ohio, the company evolved rapidly under J. N. Willys and became the foundation of the Willys-Overland brand. Overland vehicles were positioned in the affordable mid-market segment and contributed significantly to early U.S. automotive industry growth before the brand was fully absorbed and restructured in the 1920s.
Packard

Packard was an American luxury car brand from Detroit, known for high-quality engineering, innovation, and powerful V12 engines. It was a symbol of wealth and prestige in the early 1900s, but after World War II it declined due to strong competition from major U.S. automakers.
Pagani

Description: Pagani is an Italian hypercar manufacturer known for producing extremely exclusive, high-performance sports cars such as the Zonda, Huayra, and Utopia. The company focuses on advanced carbon-fiber construction, aerodynamic design, and Mercedes-AMG V12 engines, with very limited production and high craftsmanship standards.
Panoz

Panoz is an American manufacturer of luxury sports and racing cars. The company is known for producing limited-production performance vehicles such as the Esperante, Abruzzi, and Avezzano, and for its strong involvement in professional motorsport. Panoz also designs and builds its own race cars, chassis, and components, and has played a significant role in endurance racing and series like the American Le Mans Series.
Perodua

Perodua is a Malaysian automobile manufacturer that produces compact and affordable vehicles, mainly based on Daihatsu technology. The company specializes in small hatchbacks, sedans, and SUVs such as the Myvi, Axia, and Bezza. It is one of Malaysia’s largest carmakers and focuses on value-oriented, fuel-efficient cars for everyday use.
Peugeot

A French automotive manufacturer known for blending innovative engineering with practical design. Peugeot produces a diverse range of vehicles including compact cars, SUVs, and electric models, and is widely recognized for its long-standing role in automotive development and motorsport.
PGO

A French niche sports car manufacturer specializing in small-series, retro-inspired roadsters. PGO Automobiles produces handcrafted, limited-production vehicles aimed at enthusiasts seeking exclusivity, distinctive styling, and a blend of classic design with modern engineering.
Piaggio

An Italian mobility group specializing in scooters, motorcycles, and light commercial vehicles. Piaggio Group is globally known for iconic brands such as Vespa and Aprilia, combining industrial heritage with modern urban mobility solutions across two- and three-wheeled transport.
Pierce-Arrow

Pierce-Arrow was an American luxury automobile manufacturer based in Buffalo, New York. Renowned for its premium craftsmanship, advanced engineering, and distinctive styling, the company produced some of the most prestigious automobiles of the early 20th century. Pierce-Arrow also manufactured trucks, fire engines, motorcycles, and commercial vehicles before ceasing operations in 1938.
Plymouth

Plymouth was an American automobile brand founded by Chrysler in 1928. Known for producing affordable, reliable, and practical vehicles, it became one of the most recognizable names in the American automotive industry. The brand also gained fame for iconic models such as the Road Runner, Barracuda, and GTX.
Polar Stone (Jishi)

Polar Stone (Jishi) is a Chinese premium new-energy vehicle brand focused on producing intelligent SUVs with extended-range electric technology. Backed by innovative automotive and technology partners, the brand combines advanced engineering, modern design, and long-distance driving capability to meet the growing demand for family-oriented adventure vehicles.
Polestar

Polestar is a Swedish electric vehicle manufacturer that originated from the Polestar Racing motorsport team. Acquired by Volvo Cars in 2015 and launched as a standalone electric vehicle brand in 2017, Polestar develops premium electric cars that combine advanced technology, Scandinavian design, and sustainable mobility solutions. The company operates globally and is backed by Volvo Cars and Geely Holding.
Pontiac

Pontiac was an American automobile brand established by General Motors in 1926. Known for blending affordability with sporty performance, Pontiac became one of the most recognizable names in the American automotive industry. The brand earned a strong reputation through iconic models such as the GTO, Firebird, and Trans Am, and played a significant role in shaping the muscle car era in the United States.
Porsche

Porsche is a German luxury automobile manufacturer founded in 1931 by Ferdinand Porsche. Headquartered in Stuttgart, the company is renowned for its high-performance sports cars, luxury SUVs, and premium sedans. Porsche has built a global reputation through iconic models such as the 911, Cayenne, Panamera, Macan, and Taycan, combining advanced engineering, distinctive design, and exceptional driving dynamics.
Premier

Premier Automobiles Limited (PAL) was an Indian automobile manufacturer founded in 1944 by industrialist Walchand Hirachand. The company became one of India's automotive pioneers, producing passenger cars, trucks, buses, and commercial vehicles through partnerships with international manufacturers such as Fiat, Chrysler, Peugeot, and Mitsubishi. PAL is best known for the iconic Premier Padmini, a sedan that became a symbol of Indian motoring and served for decades as one of Mumbai's most recognizable taxi models.
Proton

Proton is a Malaysian automotive manufacturer founded in 1983 as the country's first national car company. Initially producing Mitsubishi-based vehicles under license, Proton later developed its own models and became a key player in Malaysia's automotive industry. The company offers a range of sedans, SUVs, and electric vehicles, and since 2017 has operated in partnership with Geely, benefiting from shared technologies and platforms.
PUCH

Puch is a historic Austrian vehicle manufacturer founded by Johann Puch in Graz in 1889. Renowned for its engineering excellence and technical innovation, the company produced a wide range of automobiles, bicycles, motorcycles, and mopeds. Over the decades, Puch established a strong presence in both civilian and military vehicle markets and became one of Austria’s most influential automotive and mobility brands as part of the Steyr-Daimler-Puch group.