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Puma

Est. 1963Brazil

Puma Automóveis was a renowned Brazilian sports car manufacturer founded by Rino Malzoni and his associates. The company earned a strong reputation for producing lightweight, fiberglass-bodied sports cars that combined distinctive styling with agile performance. Utilizing proven mechanical components from Volkswagen and DKW, Puma created some of Brazil’s most iconic performance vehicles and established a lasting legacy in the country's automotive industry.

Punk

Est. 2016China

Punk Auto is a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer specializing in compact urban EVs. The brand gained recognition for its affordable microcars designed for short-distance commuting and city mobility. Its lineup includes models such as the Meimei and Duoduo, reflecting the company’s focus on practical and accessible electric transportation solutions.

Qiantu

Est. 2016China

Qiantu Motor was a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer known for developing high-performance electric sports cars. The company gained recognition with the Qiantu K50, a lightweight electric coupé that highlighted its focus on advanced engineering, innovative design, and sustainable mobility. Qiantu also introduced several concept and production models as part of its vision for the future of electric transportation.

Qingling

Est. 1985China

Qingling Motors is a Chinese automobile manufacturer specializing in commercial vehicles, trucks, pickups, and utility vehicles. Based in Chongqing, the company is best known for its long-standing partnership with Isuzu, producing and marketing Isuzu-based vehicles for the Chinese market. Qingling has built a strong reputation for durability, reliability, and expertise in the commercial transportation sector.

Qiyuan

Est. 2023China

Changan Qiyuan, also known as Nevo in some international markets, is the new energy vehicle brand of Changan Automobile. The brand focuses on electric and hybrid vehicles, offering modern sedans, SUVs, and urban EVs that combine advanced technology, smart features, and contemporary design.

Qoros

Est. 2007China

Qoros is a Chinese automotive brand established in 2007 as a joint venture between Chery Automobile and Israel Corporation. The company focused on producing modern passenger vehicles with an emphasis on safety, technology, and contemporary design. Qoros gained international recognition after its Qoros 3 became the first Chinese-developed car to receive a five-star Euro NCAP safety rating.

Qvale

Est. 2000United States

Qvale was an Italian-American sports car manufacturer founded by Bruce Qvale in 2000. Based in Modena, Italy, the company was best known for producing the Qvale Mangusta, a high-performance sports car derived from the De Tomaso Biguà. Combining Italian design with American engineering, Qvale aimed to offer an exclusive grand touring sports car for international markets.

Radar

Est. 2022China

Radar is an electric pickup truck brand launched by Geely Auto in 2022. Focused on outdoor lifestyles and sustainable mobility, the brand develops all-electric pickups and utility vehicles that combine advanced EV technology, practicality, and modern design. Its flagship model, the RD6, is built on Geely’s dedicated electric vehicle platform and targets both recreational and commercial users.

Radford

Est. 1948United Kingdom

Radford Motor Company is a prestigious British coachbuilding and automotive marque renowned for its heritage in bespoke luxury vehicles and handcrafted sports cars. Founded by Harold Radford in 1948, the company gained international recognition for creating exclusive, highly customized automobiles for elite clients and celebrities. Revived in 2021, Radford blends classic British design, coachbuilding craftsmanship, and modern high-performance engineering, producing limited-edition vehicles that celebrate the brand’s rich automotive legacy.

RAM

Est. 2009United States

Ram is an American commercial vehicle and pickup truck brand established in 2009 as a standalone division of Stellantis. Originating from Dodge’s renowned truck lineup, Ram specializes in light-duty, heavy-duty, and commercial vehicles, earning a strong reputation for durability, capability, and towing performance. The brand is best known for its Ram 1500 and Heavy Duty series, which are among North America's leading pickup trucks.

Rambler

Est. 1900United States

Rambler was an American automobile brand originally introduced by Thomas B. Jeffery Company and later revived by American Motors Corporation (AMC) in 1958. Renowned for its compact, economical, and practical vehicles, Rambler played a significant role in the growth of the American compact car segment during the 1950s and 1960s. The brand remained active in several international markets until the early 1980s.

Ravon

Est. 2015Uzbekistan

Ravon was an Uzbek automotive brand introduced in 2015 by GM Uzbekistan (now UzAuto Motors). It was created to rebrand and export affordable passenger cars based on Chevrolet and General Motors platforms. The brand operated mainly in CIS markets and Central Asia, offering models such as R2, R3, R4, and Gentra. Ravon was discontinued in 2020, and its models were rebranded under Chevrolet.

Rayton Fissore

Est. 1985Italy

The Rayton-Fissore Magnum is an Italian luxury off-road SUV developed by Rayton-Fissore and produced from 1985 to 1998. Initially designed for military and police use, it later evolved into a luxury 4x4 competing with models like the Range Rover. It featured a ladder-frame-based chassis, optional diesel and petrol engines, and a premium Italian leather interior. The model was also sold in the U.S. as the Laforza (1989–2003), powered mainly by Ford V8 engines.

Reliant

Est. 1935United Kingdom

Reliant Motor Company was a British automotive manufacturer based in Tamworth, Staffordshire. The company became widely recognized for its lightweight three-wheeled vehicles, most notably the Reliant Robin. Beyond three-wheelers, Reliant also produced compact passenger cars, sports models, and light commercial vehicles. One of its key innovations was the extensive use of fiberglass (GRP) body construction, which helped reduce weight and production costs while defining the company’s distinctive engineering approach.

Est. 1990United States

Renaissance is a French design-focused automotive brand that creates electric vehicles inspired by 1920s luxury cars. Its models, such as the Grand Prix and Phaeton, combine classic pre-war styling with modern electric drivetrains and are mainly intended for events, film production, tourism, and private estate use rather than regular road driving.

Est. 1995United States

Renaissance Cars was a U.S.-based electric vehicle startup founded by Bob Beaumont in Palm Bay, Florida. The company is best known for developing the Tropica Roadster, a lightweight electric sports car featuring an aluminum backbone chassis, plastic body panels, and removable lead-acid battery packs. It was an early attempt to combine sporty design with electric mobility.

Renault

Est. 1899France

Renault is a French multinational automobile manufacturer founded by Louis Renault and his brothers. Headquartered in Boulogne-Billancourt near Paris, the company designs and produces a wide range of vehicles including passenger cars, commercial vans, and electric vehicles. Renault is a key member of the Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance and is recognized for its contributions to automotive innovation, mass production techniques, and motorsport, particularly in Formula 1 and rally racing.

Renault Samsung

Est. 1994South Korea

Renault Samsung is a South Korean automobile manufacturer and a subsidiary of the Renault Group. It produces passenger cars and SUVs, originally based on Nissan platforms (SM and QM series). Since 2022, it has been renamed Renault Korea Motors and has shifted its focus toward SUVs and electrified vehicles with Renault and Geely collaboration.

Rezvani

Est. 2013United States

Rezvani Motors is an American automotive manufacturer based in Irvine, California, specializing in extreme high-performance sports cars and military-inspired utility vehicles. Founded by Iranian-American designer Ferris Rezvani, the company is known for models such as the Beast sports car series and the Tank armored SUV. Its vehicles combine lightweight construction, advanced engineering, and optional military-grade protection features, targeting both performance enthusiasts and luxury off-road markets.

Rimac

Est. 2009Croatia

Rimac Automobili is a Croatian electric hypercar manufacturer based in Sveta Nedelja. Founded by Mate Rimac, the company develops high-performance electric sports cars such as the Concept One and Nevera, and is also a major supplier of electric drivetrains and battery systems to global automotive brands. It is part of Bugatti Rimac, a joint venture with the Volkswagen Group.

Rinspeed

Est. 1979Switzerland

Rinspeed is a Swiss automotive design company that specializes in futuristic concept cars and experimental mobility solutions. Founded by Frank M. Rinderknecht, the company is known for highly innovative and unusual vehicles such as amphibious cars, modular city cars, and self-driving concept vehicles. Rinspeed regularly presents its designs at major events like the Geneva Motor Show and CES, focusing on future mobility, sustainability, and technology-driven transportation.

Rising Auto

Est. 2021China

Rising Auto was a Chinese electric vehicle brand owned by SAIC Motor, focused on premium and intelligent new-energy vehicles. The brand developed models such as the R7 SUV and F7 sedan, aiming to compete in the mid-to-high-end EV market. In 2024, its independent operations were discontinued and it was integrated back into Roewe as a premium electric product line.

Rivian

Est. 2009United States

Description: Rivian is an American electric vehicle manufacturer that produces electric SUVs, pickup trucks, and delivery vans built on a modular skateboard platform. The company is focused on sustainable transport and next-generation electric mobility.