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Trabant was an iconic East German automobile brand produced by Sachsenring from 1957 to 1991. Renowned for its compact design and distinctive Duroplast body construction, the Trabant became a symbol of everyday mobility in East Germany and remains one of the most recognizable vehicles associated with the Cold War era.

Tramontana

Est. 2005

Spain

Tramontana is an exclusive Spanish supercar manufacturer founded in 2005 in Catalonia. Renowned for its Formula 1-inspired design, tandem-seat cockpit layout, and handcrafted production process, the brand creates ultra-limited high-performance vehicles tailored for collectors and automotive enthusiasts worldwide.

Triumph

Est. 1885

Triumph was a renowned British automotive and motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1885. The brand became famous for its stylish sports cars, innovative engineering, and motorsport heritage, producing iconic models that earned a lasting place in automotive history.

Trumpchi

Est. 2008

Trumpchi is the passenger vehicle brand of GAC Group, founded in 2008 in Guangzhou, China. The brand manufactures sedans, SUVs, MPVs, and new-energy vehicles, with a focus on advanced technology, hybrid powertrains, and global market expansion.

TVR

Est. 1946

TVR is a British sports car manufacturer known for producing lightweight, high-performance vehicles with distinctive designs and powerful engines. The brand has built a strong reputation for delivering an exciting driving experience and handcrafted sports cars that appeal to automotive enthusiasts worldwide.

Ultima

Est. 1992

Ultima is a British manufacturer of hand-built, ultra-high-performance sports cars founded in 1992. The company is renowned for producing lightweight supercars that combine race-inspired engineering, powerful V8 engines, and exceptional performance. Models such as the Ultima Evolution and Ultima RS are celebrated for their outstanding power-to-weight ratios, driver-focused design, and exclusivity.

Vauxhall

Est. 1857

Vauxhall Motors Limited is a British automobile company founded in 1857 and now part of Stellantis. It began as an engineering firm and started producing cars in 1903. Today, Vauxhall sells passenger cars, SUVs, and electric vehicles in the UK, with models closely related to Opel vehicles. It is one of the oldest car manufacturers in the UK.

Vector

Est. 1978

United States

Vector Motors Corporation is an American automobile manufacturer founded in 1978 in Wilmington, California by Gerald Wiegert. It originated from Vehicle Design Force and became known for producing ultra-rare supercars such as the Vector W8, aimed at competing with European performance brands like Ferrari and Lamborghini. Only a small number of vehicles were built, and the brand is known for its futuristic design and limited production history.

Venturi

Est. 1984

France

Venturi is a Monaco-based automotive brand founded in 1984 by French engineers Claude Poiraud and Gérard Godfroy. It is known for producing high-performance sports cars like the Venturi 400 GT and later shifting to electric vehicles after being acquired in 2000 by Gildo Pallanca Pastor. The company also expanded into Formula E racing and advanced electric and space-related mobility projects.

Venucia

Est. 2010

Venucia is a Chinese automobile marque launched in 2010 by Dongfeng Nissan, a joint venture under Dongfeng Motor. It was created to design and sell cars specifically for the Chinese market, offering affordable sedans, SUVs, and electric vehicles. The brand briefly operated as an independent subsidiary (2017–2020) before being merged back into Dongfeng Nissan.

VGV

Est. 2019

VGV was introduced in 2019 under China National Heavy Duty Truck Group (CNHTC). It was created as part of CNHTC’s expansion from heavy trucks into passenger vehicles. The brand focuses on SUVs, pickups, and light commercial vehicles such as the U70 and U75 Plus, mainly for practical and affordable use.

VinFast

Est. 2017

Vietnam

VinFast is a Vietnamese automotive manufacturer established in 2017 as a subsidiary of Vingroup. It produces electric passenger vehicles, scooters, buses, and SUVs, and is the first Vietnamese car brand to expand internationally. The company originally produced petrol vehicles but shifted fully to electric vehicles in 2022, focusing on global EV markets.

Volkswagen

Est. 1937

Volkswagen AG is a German automobile manufacturer founded in 1937 to produce an affordable “people’s car.” After World War II it was rebuilt under British control and became one of the world’s largest carmakers, known for models like the Beetle, Golf, and Passat.

Volvo

Est. 1927

Sweden

Volvo Cars is a Swedish luxury automobile manufacturer founded in Gothenburg in 1927. It produces SUVs, sedans, and wagons and is known globally for its strong focus on safety, innovation, and Scandinavian design. Today it operates as a multinational company owned by Geely Holding, with a growing shift toward electric vehicles.

Voyah

Est. 2019

Voyah is the luxury electric vehicle division of China’s state-owned Dongfeng Motor Corporation. Founded in 2019, the brand focuses on developing premium electric and extended-range vehicles. It was officially introduced in 2020 in Wuhan and uses Dongfeng’s ESSA electric platform. Voyah positions itself in the high-end EV market with SUVs and MPVs, combining modern design and advanced smart driving technologies through partnerships such as Huawei.

VUHL

Est. 2010

Mexico

VUHL is a Mexican high-performance automobile manufacturer founded in 2010 by the Echeverría brothers. The company specializes in producing lightweight, track-focused sports cars designed for road use. Its only production model to date is the VUHL 05, a minimalist supercar emphasizing low weight, performance, and driving purity.

Wanderer

Est. 1896

Wanderer was a German manufacturer of bicycles, motorcycles, and automobiles, later becoming part of Auto Union. The company produced civilian cars until 1941 and military vehicles until 1945. Known for its high-quality engineering and mid-to-upper-class cars, Wanderer became one of the key brands within Auto Union alongside Audi, Horch, and DKW. After World War II, its automotive production never resumed.

Wartburg

Est. 1956

Wartburg was an East German automobile marque produced by VEB Automobilwerk Eisenach from 1956 to 1991. It was one of the most significant mid-range car brands in the German Democratic Republic, best known for its durable passenger vehicles and distinctive two-stroke engine technology, later replaced by a Volkswagen-licensed four-stroke engine in its final production phase. The brand ceased operations following German reunification in 1991.

Weltmeister

Est. 2015

Weltmeister is a Chinese electric vehicle brand founded in 2015 by WM Motor Technology Co., Ltd. The company focuses on battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and launched its first model, the EX5, in 2018. Despite early growth and backing from major investors like Baidu and Tencent, WM Motor faced financial difficulties and filed for bankruptcy in 2023, later entering restructuring.

Westfield

Est. 1982

Westfield Sportscars is a British manufacturer of lightweight kit and factory-built sports cars, founded in 1982. The brand is best known for producing Lotus Seven–inspired roadsters focused on simplicity, performance, and driving purity.

WEY

Est. 2016

WEY is a Chinese premium SUV and crossover brand owned by Great Wall Motors, launched in 2016. It focuses on “accessible luxury” vehicles based on Haval platforms and has expanded into international markets including Europe. The brand is named after Great Wall chairman Wei Jianjun.

Wiesmann

Est. 1988