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Karma

Est. 2014United States

Karma Automotive is an American luxury electric vehicle manufacturer established in 2014 following the acquisition of Fisker Automotive's assets by China's Wanxiang Group. Headquartered in California, the company specializes in premium electrified vehicles, combining advanced technology, distinctive design, and high-performance engineering. Karma is best known for models such as the Revero and continues to develop innovative luxury electric and range-extended vehicles for global markets.

Kawei

Est. 1992China

Kawei Auto is a Chinese vehicle manufacturer headquartered in Jiangsu Province. Originating from an industrial group established in 1992, the company initially focused on producing minibuses, specialty vehicles, and automotive components before entering the passenger vehicle market in 2012. Kawei is primarily known for its pickups and SUVs, offering practical and affordable vehicles for both commercial and private use.

KGM

Est. 1954South Korea

KGM Motors is a South Korean automobile manufacturer with a history spanning more than seven decades. Formerly known as SsangYong Motor, the company has built its reputation through the production of rugged SUVs, pickup trucks, and utility vehicles. Today, KGM combines its traditional strengths in durability and off-road capability with a growing focus on electric mobility, advanced technologies, and global market expansion.

KG Mobility

Est. 1953South Korea

KG Mobility Corporation is a South Korean automotive company specializing in SUVs, pickup trucks, and electric vehicles. Originally known as SsangYong Motor, the company adopted the KG Mobility name in 2023 following its acquisition by KG Group. Building on a long heritage of utility vehicle production, KG Mobility is expanding its focus on electrification, innovative mobility solutions, and international markets.

Kia

Est. 1944South Korea

Kia is a South Korean automobile manufacturer founded in 1944 and headquartered in Seoul. Originally established as a producer of bicycle parts and steel tubing, the company later expanded into motorcycles, trucks, and passenger vehicles. Today, Kia is one of the world's leading automotive brands, recognized for its wide range of cars, SUVs, electric vehicles, innovative design, advanced technology, and strong global presence. The company operates as part of the Hyundai Motor Group and sells vehicles in markets across the world.

Knewstar

Est. 2024China

Knewstar is an automotive brand introduced by Geely in 2024 for the Russian market. The brand's first model, the Knewstar 001, is a coupe-style SUV based on the Geely Xingyue S (previously sold in Russia as the Geely Tugella). Built on Geely’s CMA platform, the vehicle combines modern design, turbocharged performance, all-wheel drive capability, and advanced engineering. Knewstar was created specifically to strengthen Geely’s presence in Russia through a dedicated local-market brand.

Koenigsegg

Est. 1994Sweden

Koenigsegg is a Swedish manufacturer of high-performance hypercars, founded by Christian von Koenigsegg in 1994 and headquartered in Ängelholm, Sweden. The company is renowned for developing advanced automotive technologies in-house, including the Freevalve camless engine system and the Light Speed Transmission (LST). Koenigsegg has achieved multiple world records for production car performance and produces exclusive hypercars such as the Jesko, Gemera, and CC850.

KTM AG

Est. 1934Austria

KTM is an Austrian motorcycle, bicycle, and motorsports brand founded in 1934 in Mattighofen, Austria. The company is globally recognized for its high-performance motorcycles, off-road expertise, and success in motocross, enduro, rally, and MotoGP racing. KTM is known for its innovative engineering, distinctive orange identity, and strong motorsport heritage.

KYC

Est. 1994China

KYC (Kuayue) is a Chinese commercial vehicle manufacturer founded in 1994. The company specializes in light-duty trucks, mini trucks, vans, and commercial transportation vehicles. KYC is recognized for producing practical and cost-effective commercial vehicles for urban logistics, cargo transport, and small business operations.

Lamborghini

Est. 1963Italy

Description: Lamborghini is a prestigious Italian manufacturer of luxury sports cars and SUVs, founded by Ferruccio Lamborghini in Sant’Agata Bolognese, Italy. Renowned for its bold design language, cutting-edge engineering, and exceptional performance, the brand has become a global symbol of automotive excellence. Since 1998, Lamborghini has operated under the ownership of Audi and the Volkswagen Group, continuing to produce some of the world’s most desirable high-performance vehicles.

Lancia

Est. 1906Italy

Lancia is an Italian automobile manufacturer founded in 1906 by Vincenzo Lancia and Claudio Fogolin in Turin, Italy. The brand is renowned for its engineering innovations, premium vehicles, and legendary rally heritage, holding more FIA World Rally Championship manufacturers' titles than any other brand. Today, Lancia operates as a subsidiary of Stellantis and is undergoing a strategic revival focused on premium and electric vehicles.

Land Rover

Est. 1948United Kingdom

Land Rover is a British automotive brand renowned for producing premium SUVs and off-road vehicles. Originally introduced by the Rover Company in 1948, the brand has evolved from rugged utility vehicles into a global symbol of luxury, capability, and adventure. Today, Land Rover operates under Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), a subsidiary of Tata Motors, and offers a range of models including the Defender, Discovery, and Range Rover families.

Landwind

Est. 2004China

Landwind was a Chinese automobile brand owned by Jiangling Motor Holding (JMH). The company specialized in SUVs and crossover vehicles and became known for offering affordable models in the Chinese market. Landwind gained international attention through legal disputes with Jaguar Land Rover over the design of the Landwind X7, which closely resembled the Range Rover Evoque. The brand produced a range of SUVs and crossovers, including the X5, X7, and X8 models.

Leapmotor

Est. 2015China

Leapmotor is a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer headquartered in Hangzhou, China. Founded in 2015, the company focuses on developing and producing affordable smart electric vehicles. It entered the automotive market in 2019 and has rapidly expanded its product lineup. In 2023, Stellantis acquired a 20% stake in Leapmotor, supporting the brand’s international growth and expansion into European markets.

Letin

Est. 2008China

LETIN was a Chinese electric vehicle brand established in 2008 under Levdeo. The brand specialized in the development and production of compact and affordable electric vehicles, focusing on urban mobility and practical transportation solutions for the growing EV market in China.

LEVC

Est. 1908United Kingdom

LEVC is a historic British automotive brand founded in 1908, best known for producing London's iconic black cabs. Acquired by Geely Holding Group in 2013, the company has evolved into a manufacturer of premium electric mobility vehicles, combining British heritage with advanced electric vehicle technology.

Lexus

Est. 1989Japan

Lexus is the luxury vehicle division of Toyota Motor Corporation, known for its premium quality, advanced technology, exceptional reliability, and refined craftsmanship. Since its debut in 1989, Lexus has become one of the world's leading luxury automotive brands, offering a wide range of sedans, SUVs, performance vehicles, and electrified models in more than 90 countries worldwide.

Liebao Motor

Est. 1950China

Leopaard, formerly known as Liebao, is a Chinese automotive brand owned by Changfeng Motors. The brand specializes in SUVs, pickup trucks, and off-road vehicles, many of which were developed from Mitsubishi platforms through long-term licensing agreements. Leopaard became well known in China for producing rugged and reliable vehicles, particularly for government, military, and public service use.

Lifan

Est. 1992China

Lifan is a Chinese company based in Chongqing, founded in 1992. It started as a motorcycle repair shop and later expanded into motorcycles, cars, and commercial vehicles. It began car production in 2005 and became known for affordable vehicles and exports to developing markets.

Ligier

Est. 1968France

Ligier is a French automobile manufacturer known for producing microcars, quadricycles, and lightweight city vehicles. Founded by Guy Ligier, the company also competed in Formula 1 from 1976 to 1996. Today, Ligier focuses mainly on small urban vehicles, including electric and diesel microcars, as well as autonomous shuttle buses developed in partnership with EasyMile.

Lincoln

Est. 1917United States

Lincoln is an American luxury vehicle brand owned by Ford Motor Company. Founded in 1917, it is known for producing premium sedans and SUVs and for competing with Cadillac in the luxury car market. Lincoln helped define the luxury automotive segment in the U.S. and has a long history of presidential limousines and high-end vehicles. Today, it focuses mainly on luxury SUVs and crossovers.

lingxi

Est. 2023China

Lingxi is a Chinese electric vehicle brand established by the Dongfeng Honda joint venture to develop next-generation battery-electric vehicles for the Chinese market. The brand focuses on intelligent mobility, modern design, and advanced electric technology, targeting a new generation of drivers seeking innovative and connected transportation solutions. Its first production model, the Lingxi L, reflects the brand’s emphasis on digital experiences, efficiency, and contemporary styling.

Livan

Est. 2022China

Livan Automotive is a Chinese joint venture brand formed in 2022 by Qianli Technology (formerly Lifan Technology) and Geely-related companies. It focuses mainly on electric vehicles, especially battery-swapping EVs in China. Livan uses Geely platforms and also sells budget internal combustion cars in some export markets.

LiXiang

Est. 2015China

LiXiang (Li Auto) is a Chinese electric vehicle brand founded by Li Xiang in 2015. It produces smart premium SUVs, mainly extended-range electric vehicles (EREV), which combine electric driving with a small gasoline engine used only to recharge the battery. The brand focuses on family-oriented, high-tech vehicles.