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Willys

Est. 1908United States

Willys was an American automobile manufacturer best known for producing World War II military Jeeps (MB) and later civilian Jeep CJ models. The company became a key contributor to the development of 4x4 utility vehicles and SUV-style designs.

W Motors

Est. 2012United Arab Emirates

W Motors is a Dubai-based Emirati automotive manufacturer established in 2012, specializing in the design and production of ultra-luxury, high-performance sports cars. The company is known for limited-production hypercars such as the Lykan HyperSport and Fenyr SuperSport, combining advanced engineering with exclusive craftsmanship.

Wuling

Est. 1982China

Wuling Motors is a Chinese automotive manufacturer and subsidiary of Guangxi Automotive Group, established in 1982. The company produces engines, microvans, light trucks, buses, electric vehicles, and special-purpose vehicles, and is known for its focus on affordable, practical mobility solutions in China and international markets.

XEV

Est. 2016Italy

XEV Ltd is an Italian–Hong Kong electric vehicle manufacturer founded in 2016 and based in Hong Kong, with design operations in Italy. The company specializes in compact electric microcars, using innovative production methods such as 3D-printed components. Its main product is the XEV Yoyo, aimed at urban mobility and affordable electric transportation.

Xiaomi

Est. 2021China

Xiaomi Auto is a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer and a subsidiary of Xiaomi Corporation, headquartered in Beijing. Founded in 2021, the company develops and produces smart electric vehicles by integrating advanced software, connectivity, and in-house automotive engineering. Its product line focuses on premium electric sedans and SUVs designed for intelligent driving and digital ecosystem integration.

XiaoPaoChe (SSC)

Est. 2023China

XiaoPaoChe (SSC) is a Chinese automotive startup focused on lightweight, high-performance electric sports cars. It is best known for the SC-01, a compact track-focused EV designed around simplicity, agility, and motorsport-inspired engineering rather than luxury features. The company belongs to a new wave of niche EV makers targeting driving enthusiasts.

Xin Kai

Est. 1984China

Xinkai Auto Manufacture Corporation was a Chinese automaker founded in 1984, based in Gaobeidian. It produced light commercial vehicles, pickup trucks, and special-purpose vehicles such as ambulances and police cars, often through licensing or rebadging partnerships. The company was acquired in 2018 by Jimai New Energy Vehicles Co.

Xpeng

Est. 2014China

XPeng was established on 15 August 2014 as a Chinese intelligent electric vehicle manufacturer. The company focuses on the development and production of smart, high-performance electric vehicles integrated with advanced autonomous driving systems and in-house software technologies.

Yema

Est. 1994China

Yema Automobile Co., Ltd. is a Chinese automotive manufacturer that produces buses, SUVs, MPVs, and electric vehicles under the Yema brand, established in 1994 and operating manufacturing facilities in Chengdu and Mianyang, which was later acquired by Levdeo in 2019 and subsequently faced financial restructuring challenges after 2023.

Yipai

Est. 2023China

Yipai (eπ) is a Chinese electric vehicle brand under Dongfeng Motor Corporation, launched in 2023 to focus on smart and new energy passenger cars. The brand develops electric sedans and SUVs with an emphasis on intelligent driving technologies and modern design. It represents Dongfeng’s push into the premium EV market.

Yudo

Est. 2015China

Yudo Auto is a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer established in 2015, focused on developing subcompact and compact electric SUVs for the domestic market. Initially owned by Fujian Motors Group and later acquired by Juneyao Group, the brand produced models such as the π1 and π3, but struggled with low sales and limited market success, leading to production disruptions and restructuring.

Yulon

Yulon Motor Co., Ltd. is a Taiwanese automotive manufacturer and importer established in 1953, widely recognized for its long-standing licensing partnership with Nissan and large-scale production of licensed vehicles. The company has since evolved into a diversified automotive group with international joint ventures and its own brand, Luxgen.

Zastava

Est. 1953Serbia

Zastava Automobiles was a Serbian and former Yugoslav car manufacturer established in 1953, best known for producing Fiat-based vehicles under license, including the iconic Yugo series. The company played a major role in the regional automotive industry but faced severe disruption due to political instability, sanctions, and war. Vehicle production ended in 2008, and its facilities were later taken over by Fiat Automobiles Serbia.

ZAZ

Est. 1923Ukraine

ZAZ (Zaporizhzhia Automobile Building Plant) is a Ukrainian automobile manufacturer based in Zaporizhzhia. The company’s modern industrial identity traces back to 1923, when the plant was reorganized as “Kommunar.” It later became part of the Soviet automotive industry and began producing passenger cars in 1960 with the ZAZ-965, evolving into one of the most important carmakers of the USSR.

Zeekr

Est. 2021China

Zeekr Intelligent Technology Holding Limited is a Chinese electric vehicle company fully owned by Geely Automobile Holdings. It was founded in 2021 as a premium EV brand focused on luxury battery-electric vehicles. In 2025, it was reorganized into a holding company after acquiring Lynk & Co, expanding into a multi-brand automotive group within the Geely ecosystem.

Zenos

Est. 2012United Kingdom

Zenos Cars is a British automotive company based in Wymondham, Norfolk, specializing in lightweight, high-performance sports cars. It was founded in 2012 by former Lotus and Caterham engineers with the aim of producing affordable, driver-focused performance vehicles. The company launched the E10 series in 2015, but entered administration in 2017 before its assets were acquired by a consortium later that year.

Zenvo

Est. 2007Denmark

Zenvo Automotive A/S is a Danish high-performance sports car manufacturer based in Præstø, Denmark. Founded in 2007, it originally operated as Nordic Sports Car A/S before being rebranded as Zenvo in 2009. The company is known for producing extremely limited-run hypercars such as the ST1, TSR series, and the upcoming Aurora hybrid V12.

Zhido

Est. 2015China

Zhido is a Chinese automotive manufacturer specializing in compact electric microcars and urban mobility solutions, including electric tricycles and scooters. Headquartered in Hangzhou, the company developed several city-focused EV models such as the D1, D2, and D3, primarily designed for short-distance transportation and dense urban environments.

Zibar

Est. 1998Israel

ZIBAR is an Israeli family of high-mobility, all-terrain 4x4 vehicles originally developed in 1998 by Ido Off Road Center. Designed for military and security applications, the platform is engineered for extreme terrain performance and modular mission configurations, including troop transport, reconnaissance, and logistics support. Production is currently undertaken by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI).

Zotye

Est. 2005China

Zotye is a Chinese automotive brand founded in 2005 under Zotye Holding Group and based in Zhejiang, China. It is known for producing affordable passenger cars and early electric vehicles, with strong sales in lower-tier Chinese markets during the 2010s.

Zubr

Est. 2025Belarus

ZUBR is a Belarusian automotive marque introduced in 2025, with assembly planned at the Unison plant. The brand operates on a rebadging strategy, utilizing platforms and designs from the Chinese automaker Forthing. While positioned as a localized product line for the Belarusian market, its production rollout has been subject to regulatory review and has faced initial approval uncertainties.

ZX

Est. 1999China

ZX Auto is a Chinese automotive manufacturer specializing in SUVs and pickup trucks. Established in 1999 and headquartered in Baoding, Hebei, the company produces and exports vehicles to markets across the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. Its product portfolio primarily focuses on utility-oriented pickups and off-road SUVs, with both domestic production and knock-down kit assembly used in international markets.