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Skywell

Est. 2000China

Skywell is a Chinese automotive brand that originated from a bus manufacturing company and later expanded into electric buses, commercial vehicles, and passenger cars. Under the ownership of the Skyworth Group, the company entered the electric vehicle market and launched models such as the BE11 electric SUV. Skywell is currently expanding into international markets, including the UK, focusing mainly on affordable electric vehicles with strong standard equipment and long driving range.

Skyworth

Est. 2021China

Skyworth Auto is a Chinese new energy vehicle brand under Jiangsu Kaiwo Automobile Co., Ltd. The brand focuses on the production of pure electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, integrating intelligent connectivity systems and advanced energy management technologies. Its product lineup includes models such as the EV6 and HT-i, targeting the smart mobility and EV market segment.

SMA

Est. 2000China

Shanghai Maple Automobile (SMA), also known as Maple, was a Chinese automobile manufacturer based in Fengjing, Shanghai, and a subsidiary of Zhejiang Geely Holding Group. The company originally produced low-cost passenger vehicles based on older Citroën platforms and later evolved into electric vehicle development through partnerships with Geely and Kandi Technologies. The brand was revived in 2020 as an EV-focused marque producing affordable electric cars before being fully integrated into Livan Automotive in 2022.

Smart

Est. 1994Germany

Smart is a Chinese-German car brand founded in 1994, originally known for small city cars like the Fortwo. Since 2019, it operates as a Mercedes-Benz and Geely joint venture producing electric vehicles in China for global markets.

Soueast

Est. 1995China

Soueast is a Chinese automobile manufacturer headquartered in Fuzhou, Fujian Province. Established as a joint venture between Fujian Motor Industry Group and Taiwan's China Motor Corporation, the company was later joined by Mitsubishi Motors. Following Mitsubishi's withdrawal in 2021, Soueast was acquired by Chery in 2024. The brand focuses on passenger vehicles, particularly SUVs, and has expanded its presence into international markets across Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America.

Spectre

Est. 1992United Kingdom

Spectre was a British boutique sports car manufacturer founded by Ray Christopher. The company became known for the Spectre R42, a limited-production mid-engine supercar inspired by the legendary Ford GT40. Featuring lightweight construction, aerodynamic styling, and a powerful Ford V8 engine, the R42 was designed to combine high performance with road-going practicality. Financial difficulties and limited production ultimately led to the company's closure, making the R42 a rare and collectible British supercar.

Spyker

Est. 1880Netherlands

Spyker is a prestigious Dutch automotive brand celebrated for its blend of luxury, performance, and engineering excellence. With roots in both automotive and aviation industries, the brand is renowned for producing exclusive sports cars distinguished by meticulous craftsmanship, innovative technology, and unique design.

SsangYong

Est. 1939South Korea

SsangYong is a South Korean automotive brand with roots in the historic SsangYong Group. Renowned for its expertise in SUVs, off-road vehicles, and utility vehicles, the brand has built a strong reputation for durability, practicality, and engineering reliability. Over the decades, SsangYong has become one of South Korea’s most recognized vehicle manufacturers, serving customers in markets around the world.

Stelato

Est. 2024China

Stelato is a Chinese premium electric vehicle brand established through a partnership between Huawei and BAIC Group. Operating under the Harmony Intelligent Mobility Alliance (HIMA), the brand focuses on smart luxury electric vehicles that combine advanced connectivity, intelligent driving technologies, and modern design.

Steyr

Est. 1915Austria

Steyr was an Austrian automobile manufacturer known for its engineering innovation, premium vehicles, and strong industrial heritage. The brand produced a wide range of passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and off-road models, earning recognition for advanced technology, quality craftsmanship, and reliable performance. Steyr later became part of Steyr-Daimler-Puch, one of Austria’s most influential automotive and engineering groups.

Studebaker

Est. 1852United States

Studebaker was an American automobile manufacturer that began as a producer of wagons and carriages before entering the automotive industry in 1902. The company became known for its durable vehicles, innovative engineering, and distinctive designs. Throughout its history, Studebaker produced a wide range of passenger cars, trucks, and specialty vehicles, earning a respected place in the American automotive industry.

Subaru

Est. 1953Japan

Subaru is a Japanese automotive and aerospace company that originated from the former Fuji Heavy Industries. The brand is best known for its automobiles, particularly vehicles equipped with Boxer engines and Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive systems. In addition to automotive production, Subaru is active in aerospace manufacturing and has collaborated with major companies such as Boeing. The company officially adopted the name Subaru Corporation in 2017.

Suzuki

Est. 1909Japan

Suzuki is a Japanese company that produces a wide range of vehicles and engines, including cars, motorcycles, ATVs, and marine products. The company began in 1909 when founder Michio Suzuki established a business focused on textile machinery. Over time, Suzuki expanded into transportation and introduced its first passenger vehicle in the mid-1950s. Today, the brand is recognized globally for offering practical, dependable, and fuel-efficient vehicles, with a particularly strong presence in Asia and other international markets.

SWM

Est. 1971China

SWM is an automotive brand that originated in Milan, Italy, in 1971 as a motorcycle manufacturer. After being acquired by China's Xinyuan Group in 2014, the company expanded into passenger vehicles and launched its first SUV in 2016. SWM combines Italian design expertise with Chinese manufacturing capabilities, producing SUVs, MPVs, and new-energy vehicles. Today, the brand operates design and R&D centers in Italy and China and sells its vehicles in various international markets.

Talbot

Est. 1903United Kingdom

Talbot was a British-French automobile brand founded in 1903. Throughout its history, the company produced a wide range of passenger cars, luxury automobiles, sports cars, and racing vehicles. Known for its engineering heritage and motorsport involvement, Talbot played a notable role in the European automotive industry before production ceased in 1994. The brand is currently owned by Stellantis.

Tank

Est. 2021China

Tank is a premium off-road SUV brand launched by Great Wall Motor (GWM) in 2021. The brand specializes in rugged and technologically advanced sport utility vehicles designed for both off-road capability and everyday comfort. Tank has quickly gained recognition with models such as the Tank 300, Tank 500, and Tank 700, combining modern features, powerful performance, and distinctive styling.

Tata

Est. 1945India

Tata Motors is a leading Indian commercial vehicle manufacturer and a member of the Tata Group. Originally established through a partnership with Mercedes-Benz, the company produces a wide range of trucks, buses, vans, and commercial vehicles. Over the years, Tata Motors has expanded globally through acquisitions and joint ventures, becoming one of the most recognized commercial vehicle brands in Asia and other international markets.

Tatra

Est. 1850Czech Republic

Tatra is a historic Czech vehicle manufacturer founded in 1850 and headquartered in Kopřivnice. Recognized as one of the world’s oldest continuously operating automotive companies, Tatra gained international fame for its innovative engineering, including backbone chassis construction, air-cooled engines, and aerodynamic vehicle designs. Today, the brand specializes in producing heavy-duty off-road trucks for military, industrial, and commercial applications, with a strong reputation for durability and performance in extreme conditions.

Tazzari

Est. 2009Italy

Tazzari is an Italian electric vehicle manufacturer founded in 2009 and based in Imola, Italy. The company specializes in compact electric urban vehicles and gained recognition with the Tazzari Zero, a lightweight battery-powered microcar designed for sustainable city mobility. Tazzari focuses on innovative design, energy efficiency, and environmentally friendly transportation solutions.

Tesla

Est. 2003United States

Tesla is an American automotive and technology company specializing in electric vehicles and sustainable energy solutions. The brand has gained global recognition for combining innovative engineering, advanced battery technology, and high-performance electric mobility, helping shape the future of transportation and clean energy.

Thairung

Est. 1967Thailand

Thai Rung is Thailand’s first domestic automobile manufacturer, specializing in the development and production of utility vehicles, SUVs, special-purpose vehicles, and customized automotive solutions. The company has built a strong reputation by combining locally developed designs with proven platforms from major international manufacturers, serving both civilian and government sectors.

Think

Est. 1991Norway

TH!NK was a Norwegian electric vehicle brand established in 1991, dedicated to the development of sustainable urban mobility solutions. Recognized as one of the early innovators in the electric vehicle sector, the company focused on designing compact, environmentally friendly vehicles tailored for modern city transportation. Through its commitment to clean energy and advanced engineering, TH!NK played a significant role in the evolution of electric mobility in Europe.

Tianma

Est. 1987China

Tianma is a Chinese automotive manufacturer specializing in pickup trucks, SUVs, and light commercial vehicles. The company is recognized for delivering practical and affordable transportation solutions for both domestic and international markets.

Tianye

Est. 1949China

Tianye Auto was a Chinese automobile brand specializing in pickup trucks and SUVs. Known for its practical utility vehicles, the company played an important role in the development of China's light commercial vehicle sector before transitioning into the Zhongxing (ZX Auto) brand in the late 1990s.