List of automobile manufacturers
This is a list of notable automobile manufacturers with articles on Wikipedia by country. It includes companies that are in business as well as defunct manufacturers. Only companies that have articles here are included.
A
Algeria
Defunct
Defunct
Australia
Austria
Defunct
Azerbaijan
B
Bangladesh
Defunct
Defunct
Defunct
C
Canada
Current
Defunct
China
Current
- Arcfox
- Aion
- Apex Motors
- BAIC
- Baojun
- BAW
- Bestune
- Brilliance
- BYD
- Changan
- Changhe
- Chery
- Dongfeng
- Englon
- EuAuto
- Everus
- FAW
- Hongqi
- Foton
- GAC Fiat
- Geely
- Gonow
- Great Wall
- Hafei
- Haima
- Hanteng
- Hawtai
- Haval
- Heibao
- Higer
- Jiangling
- Jinbei
- Jonway
- Karry
- Landwind
- Leahead
- Lifan
- Li Auto
- Luxgen
- NIO
- Qoros
- Roewe
- SAIC
- Sehol
- Soueast
- Trumpchi
- Wuling
- Voyah
- Xpeng
- Yudo Auto
- Yutong
- Zinoro
- Zotye
- ZX Auto
Defunct
D
Denmark
E
Ethiopia
- Marathon Motors Engineering
- Holland Car (defunct)
F
France
Current
G
Germany
Current
Defunct
Ghana
I
India
DEFUNCT
Defunct
- GAC Ireland
- Vanhool McArdle
- TMC
- Alesbury
Indonesia
Defunct
Iran
- Azhitechs
- Bahman
- Iran Khodro
- Kish Khodro
- MVM
- Pars Khodro
- SAIPA
Defunct
Italy
Current
Defunct
- APIS
- Ansaldo
- Aquila
- A.S.A.
- A.T.S.
- Autobianchi
- Aurea
- Bandini
- Bertone
- Bizzarrini
- Ceirano
- Chiribiri
- Cisitalia
- Cizeta
- De Tomaso
- Diatto
- F.L.A.G.
- Fornasari
- Innocenti
- Intermeccanica
- Iso Milano
- Isotta Fraschini
- Itala
- Junior
- Lambretta
- LMX
- Marca-Tre-Spade
- Moretti
- Nardi
- O.M.
- O.S.C.A.
- Qvale
- Scuderia Ferrari
- Rapid
- S.C.A.T.
- Siata
- S.P.A.
- Stanguellini
- Storero
- Volugrafo
- Zust
J
Japan
Current
K
Kenya
N
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nigeria
North Korea
P
Pakistan
DEFUNCT
Philippines
Defunct
R
Romania
Russia
Defunct
S
Saudi Arabia
Current
Defunct
South Korea
Sweden
Defunct
T
Thailand
Tunisia
Turkey
U
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
- AC
- Alexander Dennis
- Apex Motors
- Ariel
- Aston Martin
- Atalanta Motors
- BAC
- Bentley - A division of Volkswagen[3]
- Bowler
- Caterham
- David Brown Automotive
- Ginetta
- GKD
- Grinnall
- Healey
- Jaguar- Division of Indian conglomerate Tata Motors[4]
- Lagonda
- Larmar
- Land Rover- wholly owned by Tata Motors[5]
- Lister
- Lotus
- McLaren
- MG
- Mini-Division of BMW Group
- Modec
- Morgan
- Noble
- Radical Sportscars
- Rolls Royce-subsidiary of BMW[6]
- Ronart Cars
- TVR
- Ultima Sports
- Vauxhall
- Westfield
Defunct
- Adam's Brothers
- Allard
- Alvis
- Austin
- Austin-Healey
- British Leyland
- Bristol
- Daimler
- Donald Healey
- Elva
- Gordon Keeble
- Hillman
- Humber
- Jensen
- Jowett
- Lanchester
- Marcos
- Morris
- Panther Westwinds
- Reliant Motors
- Riley
- Rootes
- Rover
- Sharps Commercials Ltd
- Singer
- Spectre Supersports
- Standard
- Sunbeam
- Trident Cars
- Triumph
- Trojan
- Wolseley
United States
Current
- All American Racers
- AM General
- Anteros Coachworks
- Aptera
- Arcimoto
- Autocar
- Bremach
- Buick
- Cadillac
- Callaway
- Canoo
- Chevrolet
- Chrysler
- Detroit Electric
- Dodge
- E-Z-GO
- Falcon Motorsports
- Faraday
- FCA
- Fisker
- Ford
- Freightliner
- GM
- GEM
- GMC
- Hennessey
- International Harvester
- Jeep
- Karma
- Kenworth
- Lincoln
- Lucid Motors
- Mack
- MCI
- Navistar
- Nikola Motor
- Oshkosh
- Panoz
- Peterbilt
- Pierce
- Polaris
- Ram
- RAESR
- Rezvani Motors
- Rivian
- Rossion
- Saleen
- SCG
- Shelby
- SRT
- SSC
- Tesla
- Thomas Built Buses
- Trion Supercars
- VLF Automotive
- Western Star
- Workhorse
Defunct
- Adams-Farwell
- Alco
- AMC
- Amplex
- Apollo
- Apperson
- Aptera
- ArBenz
- Auburn
- Avanti Motor Company
- Baker Electric
- Bates
- Brush
- Cartercar
- Chalmers
- Chandler
- Chaparral Cars
- Checker
- Clénet
- Cole
- Columbia
- Continental
- Cord
- Crawford
- Crosley
- Cutting
- Daniels
- Davis
- Devon
- DeLorean
- DeSoto
- Diamond Reo Trucks
- Doble
- Dorris
- Dort
- Duesenberg
- Durant
- Dymaxion
- Eagle
- Edsel
- Elgin
- Essex
- Excalibur
- Flint
- Frazer
- Frontenac
- Gardner
- Geo
- Graham-Paige
- Grumman
- Haynes
- Hudson
- Hummer
- Hupmobile
- Hupp-Yeats
- Imperial
- Inter-State
- Jackson
- Jeffery
- Kaiser
- King
- Kissel
- Kline Kar
- Knox
- LaFayette
- Laforza
- Lambert
- LaSalle
- Lexington
- Local
- Locomobile
- Lozier
- Lyons-Knight
- Mack
- Marmon (Cars)
- Marmon (Trucks)
- Marmon-Herrington
- Maxwell
- McFarlan
- Mercury
- Mitchell
- Monarch
- Monroe
- Moon
- Mosler
- Nash
- National
- Nyberg
- Oakland
- Oldsmobile
- Overland
- Packard
- Peerless
- Pierce-Arrow
- Pilot
- Plymouth
- Pontiac
- Pope-Toledo
- Pope-Tribune
- Premier
- Pungs Finch
- Rambler
- Rauch and Lang
- Regal
- REO
- Saturn
- Scion
- Scripps-Booth
- Simplex
- Speedwell
- Stanley
- Star
- Stearns-Knight
- Sterling
- Sterling Trucks
- Stevens-Duryea
- Stoddard-Dayton
- Studebaker
- Stutz
- TH!NK
- Thomas
- Tucker
- Vector
- VPG
- Velie
- Westcott
- White
- Willys
- Zimmer
Uruguay
Uzbekistan
V
See also
References
- "Venturi buys Voxan - Monaco-IQ". Retrieved 1 October 2014.
- "Tovarna avtomobilov Maribor". www.burger.si. Retrieved 2016-01-18.
- "Who Owns Which Automotive Brands? Here's a Breakdown". 24 April 2020.
- "Jaguar Land Rover | Business | Tata group".
- "Jaguar Land Rover | Business | Tata group".
- "BMW Buys Rolls-Royce Brand Name". CBS News.
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