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{{List of {{PAGENAME}} Models}}'''Chang'an Automotive Group''' (also called '''Chang'an Motors''' and '''Chang'an auto''') is an industrial manufacturer in Chongqing, China. The company has three joint ventures to build automobiles with Chinese, Japanese, and Western auto companies, and plans to build self-designed models for export in the near future. As of 2005, Chang'an ranks the fourth among the "Big Five" automobiles makers in China (The other four are [[First Automobile Works]], [[Dongfeng Motor Corporation]], [[Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation]], and [[Chery Automobile]]). | |||
The company began assembling inexpensive commercial trucks under license from [[Suzuki Motors]] in 1990. Shortly after, in 1992, the two companies formed [[Chang'an Suzuki]] to built licensed versions of the [[Suzuki Alto]] and [[Suzuki Swift|Swift]]. In 2001, [[Chang'an Ford]] was formed to build | The company began assembling inexpensive commercial trucks under license from [[Suzuki Motors]] in 1990. Shortly after, in 1992, the two companies formed [[Chang'an Suzuki]] to built licensed versions of the [[Suzuki Alto]] and [[Suzuki Swift|Swift]]. In 2001, [[Chang'an Ford]] was formed to build CKD [[Ford Focus]], [[Ford Fiesta|Fiesta]], and [[Ford Mondeo|Mondeo]]s. The company is currently building a new factory in Nanjing to build [[Mazda]] cars. The company's own self-branded vehicle, the [[Chang'an CM8]], was launched in 2005. | ||
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* [[Chang'an Ford Mazda Engine]] - 2005–present - Produces engines with [[Mazda]] | * [[Chang'an Ford Mazda Engine]] - 2005–present - Produces engines with [[Mazda]] | ||
* With [[Jiangling Motors]] - Produces the [[Jiangling Landwind]] [[SUV]] | * With [[Jiangling Motors]] - Produces the [[Jiangling Landwind]] [[SUV]] | ||
* [[Chang'an Ford Mazda Engine]] - 2005–present - Produces engines with [[Mazda]] | |||
* Katy Wang rolls | |||
==Models== | |||
*[[Chang'An CV11]] | |||
===Concept Models=== | |||
*[[Chang'An e301 Concept]] | |||
*[[Chang'An CD101 Concept]] | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
[[List of automobile manufacturers#China|Chinese auto makers]] | *[[List of automobile manufacturers#China|Chinese auto makers]] | ||
{{Chang'An}} | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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Chang'an Automotive Group (also called Chang'an Motors and Chang'an auto) is an industrial manufacturer in Chongqing, China. The company has three joint ventures to build automobiles with Chinese, Japanese, and Western auto companies, and plans to build self-designed models for export in the near future. As of 2005, Chang'an ranks the fourth among the "Big Five" automobiles makers in China (The other four are First Automobile Works, Dongfeng Motor Corporation, Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation, and Chery Automobile).
The company began assembling inexpensive commercial trucks under license from Suzuki Motors in 1990. Shortly after, in 1992, the two companies formed Chang'an Suzuki to built licensed versions of the Suzuki Alto and Swift. In 2001, Chang'an Ford was formed to build CKD Ford Focus, Fiesta, and Mondeos. The company is currently building a new factory in Nanjing to build Mazda cars. The company's own self-branded vehicle, the Chang'an CM8, was launched in 2005.
Joint ventures:
- Chang'an Suzuki - 1992–present - With Suzuki Motors
- Chang'an Ford - 2001–present - With Ford Motor Company
- Chang'an Ford Mazda Engine - 2005–present - Produces engines with Mazda
- With Jiangling Motors - Produces the Jiangling Landwind SUV
- Chang'an Ford Mazda Engine - 2005–present - Produces engines with Mazda
- Katy Wang rolls
Models
Concept Models
See Also
External links
- Chang'an Official site
- China Car Forums (in English)
