List of GAC vehicles

This is a list of current and former automobiles produced by Chinese automaker Guangzhou Automobile Corporation (abbreviated as GAC), along with those produced and imported under joint ventures with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Honda, Mitsubishi Motors, NIO, and Toyota.

GAC brands[]

Aion[]

Current Aion vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Generation	Body Style	Notes
Sedans
	S	2019	First	4-door compact executive (C/E) sedan	Also sold as Leahead iA5.
SUVs
	V	2020	First	5-door compact (C) crossover
	LX	2019	First	5-door mid-size (D) crossover	Also sold by Hycan as the 007.

Gonow[]

Former Gonow vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Discontinuation	Final Generation	Body Style	Notes
Sedans
	Emei	2013	2013	First	4-door subcompact (B) sedan	The original model for the GA3, before being renamed in 2013.
Minivans
	Way	2012	2016	First	5-door supermini (A) van	Also called Xingwang. Extended length version called Way L, premium extended length version called Way CL, and cargo version called GA6380. Also sold as a pickup.
	Starry	2014	2016	First	5-door compact (C) MPV	Also called Xinglang.
	Lightweight	2004	2016	First	5-door full-size (F) van	Also called GA6530. Also sold by Toyota as the Toyota HiAce and Jinbei Auto as the Haise
SUVs
	Saboo	2010	2015	First	5-door mid-size (D) SUV
	Aoosed	2010	2016	Second	5-door mid-size (D) SUV	Sold as Aoosed G5 from 2010 to 2011, Aoosed GX5 from 2012 to 2014, and Aoosed GX6 from 2014 to 2016.
	Victory	2006	2009	First	5-door mid-size (D) SUV	Also sold by Huanghai Auto as the Challenger and Dadi Auto as the Shuttle. Sold as Katay Gonow Victory in Europe.
	Jetstar	2003	2009	First	5-door full-size (F) SUV	Also sold as Finite and GS50. Sold as Katay Gonow Jetstar in Europe.
Pickups
	Way	2012	2016	First	2/4-door supermini (A) pickup truck	Sold as Way M1 for the 2 door, Way M2 for the 4-door. Also sold as a van.
	Troy	2006	2016	First	4-door mid-size (D) Pickup	Also sold as Troy 100/200/220/300/500, Wealth 300/500, Alter, and Fan Sold as Katay Gonow Troy in Europe.
	GP150	2014	2016	First	4-door mid-size (D) Pickup

Trumpchi[]

Current Trumpchi vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Current Model	Generation	Body Style	Notes
Sedans
	Empow	2021		First	4-door compact (C) sedan
	GA3S	2014		First	4-door subcompact (B) sedan	A sportier variant of the original GA3 which was discontinued in 2015.^[1] A plug-in hybrid version called the GA3S PHEV launched in 2016.
	GA4	2018		First	4-door compact (C) sedan
	GA6	2014	2019 (redesign)	Second	4-door mid-size (D) sedan
	GA8	2015	2020 (facelift)	First	4-door full-size (F) sedan
Coupés
Minivans
	M6	2019		First	5-door compact (C) MPV	Sold as GN6 in Middle Eastern countries. Former GM6, changed to current name in 2020.
	M8	2018	2020 (facelift)	First	5-door minivan (D) minivan	Sold as GN8 in Middle Eastern countries.^[2] Former GM8, changed to current name in 2020.
Crossovers/SUVs
	GS3	2017	2020 (facelift)	First	5-door subcompact (B) crossover	A fully electric version with a redesigned front/rear called the GE3 launched later in 2017.^[3]
	GS4	2015	2020 (redesign)^[4]	Second	5-door compact (C) crossover	A fully electric variant launched in 2016.^[5] A plug-in hybrid version launched in 2017.^[6] Also called Everus Shirui, Fiat Yuejie, Leahead iX4, and Mitsubishi Eupheme.
	GS4 Coupe	2020		First	5-door compact (C) crossover coupe	The GS4 Coupe has a completely different design from the GS4 but shares the interior and platform with it.
	GS5	2012	2019 (redesign)	Second	5-door compact (C) crossover	Called GS5 Super/GS5S during 2014 to 2017 facelift of the first generation.^[7]
	GS7	2017		First	5-door mid-size (D) SUV	A shorter, 5 seater version of the GS8 with a redesigned front, rear, and C-pillar.
	GS8	2016	2020 (facelift)	First	5-door mid-size (D) SUV
	GS8S	2020		First	5-door mid-size (D) SUV	Successor of GS7.
Electric vehicles
	GE3	2017		First	5-door subcompact (B) crossover	A fully electric version of the GS3 with a redesign front and rear. Also called Mitsubishi E-More

Former Trumpchi vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Discontinuation	Final Generation	Body Style	Notes
Sedans
	GA3	2013	2015	First	4-door subcompact (B) sedan	The original model for the GA3S, the sportier version of the GA3, before being replaced by it. Also called Gonow Emei in 2013.
	GA5	2010	2018	First	4-door compact (C) sedan	A plug-in hybrid version launched in 2015.^[8]

Joint ventures with foreign automakers[]

GAC Fiat Chrysler[]

Current Jeep vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Current Model	Generation	Body Style	Notes
Crossovers/SUVs
	Renegade	2016	2019 (facelift)	First	5-door Subcompact (B) crossover
	Compass	2007	2017 (redesign)	Second	5-door Compact (C) crossover	Sold as import model from the United States 2007 to 2016 before local production in late 2016.
	Cherokee	2014	2018 (facelift)	First	5-door Compact (C) crossover
	Commander	2019		First	5-door Mid-size (D) SUV	7-seat version called Grand Commander. A plug-in hybrid variant launched later in 2019.^[9]
	Grand Commander	2018		First	5-door Mid-size (D) SUV	5-seat version called Commander.

Former Fiat vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Discontinuation	Final Generation	Body Style	Notes
Sedans
	Viaggio	2012	2017	First	4-door compact (C) sedan	Also sold by Dodge as the Dart. Hatchback/crossover version called Ottimo.
Hatchbacks
	Ottimo	2013	2017	First	5-door compact (C) hatchback	Crossover variant called Ottimo Cross Sedan version called Viaggio.

Chrysler 300

Fiat Freemont

Rebadged GAC vehicles[]

Fiat Yuejie (2019–present)

Current import vehicles[]

Chrysler 300 (2011–present)
Chrysler Grand Voyager (2017–present)
Dodge JCUV (2009–present)
Fiat 500 (2011–present)
Jeep Grand Cherokee (2012–present)
Jeep Wrangler (2007–present)
Jeep Wrangler Unlimited (2007–present)

Former import vehicles[]

Fiat Freemont (2011–2016)
Jeep Compass (2007-2017 (replaced by locally produced Compass))
Jeep Patriot (2007–2017)

GAC Honda[]

Current Acura vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Current Model	Generation	Body Style	Notes
Sedans
	TLX-L	2017		First	4-door mid-size (D) sedan
Crossovers/SUVs
	CDX	2016	2018 (facelift)	First	5-door compact (C) crossover	A hybrid variant launched in 2018.

Current Everus vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Current Model	Generation	Body Style	Notes
Crossovers/SUVs
	VE-1	2019		First	5-door subcompact (B) crossover	Also sold by Honda as the Vezel/HR-V.

Former Everus vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Discontinuation	Final Generation	Body Style	Notes
Sedans
	S1	2011	2014	First	4-door subcompact (B) sedan	Also sold by Honda as the City.

Current Honda vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Current Model	Generation	Body Style	Notes
Sedans
	City	2002	2017 (minor facelift)	Fourth	4-door subcompact (B) sedan
	Crider	2013	2018 (redesign)	Second	4-door compact (C) sedan	Also sold by Dongfeng Honda as the Envix.
	Accord	2003	2018 (redesign)	Fifth	4-door mid-size (D) sedan	Also sold by Dongfeng Honda as the Inspire.
Hatchbacks
	Fit	2004	2020 (redesign)	Fourth	5-door subcompact (B) hatchback	Also sold by Dongfeng Honda as the Life. Also called Jazz in other markets.
Minivans
	Odyssey	1999	2018 (minor facelift)	Fourth	5-door mid-size (D) minivan	Also sold by Dongfeng Honda as Elysion.
Crossovers/SUVs
	Vezel	2014	2018 (facelift)	First	5-door subcompact (B) crossover	Also sold by Everus as the VE-1 as an electric vehicle. Also called HR-V in other markets.
	Breeze	2019		First	5-door compact (C) crossover	Essentially a Honda CR-V with a revised exterior.
	Avancier	2016	2020 (facelift)	First	5-door mid-size (D) crossover

Former Honda vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Discontinuation	Final Generation	Body Style	Notes
Crossovers/SUVs
	Crosstour	2010	2016	First	5-door mid-size (D) crossover

Acura RDX

Rebadged GAC vehicles[]

Everus Shirui (2018–present)

Current import vehicles[]

Acura MDX 2007–present
Acura NSX 2016–present
Acura RDX 2012–present

GAC Mitsubishi[]

Current Mitsubishi vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Current Model	Generation	Body Style	Notes
Crossovers/SUVs
	RVR	2010	2019 (facelift)	First	5-door subcompact (B) crossover	Also called ASX and Outlander Sport in other markets.
	Eclipse Cross	2018		First	5-door compact (C) crossover
	Outlander	2013	2018 (facelift)	First	5-door mid-size (D) crossover

Mitsubishi Pajero

Rebadged GAC vehicles[]

Mitsubishi E-More (2019–present)

Current import vehicles[]

Mitsubishi Pajero

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Current Hycan vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Current Model	Generation	Body Style	Notes
Crossovers/SUVs
	007	2020		First	5-door mid-size (D) crossover	Also sold by Aion as the LX.

GAC Toyota[]

Former Leahead vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Discontinuation	Final Generation	Body Style	Notes
Hatchbacks
		2015	2016	First	5-door supermini (A) hatchback	Also sold by Toyota as the Vitz and Yaris.

Current Toyota vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Current Model	Generation	Body Style	Notes
Sedans
	Yaris L	2016		First	4-door subcompact (B) sedan	Also available as a hatchback. Also sold by FAW Toyota and in other markets as the Vios.
	Levin	2014	2019 (redesign)	Second	4-door compact (C) sedan	Also sold by Also available as a hatchback. Also sold by FAW Toyota and in other markets as the Corolla.
	Camry	2006	2017 (redesign)	Third	4-door mid-size (D) sedan
Hatchbacks
	Yaris L	2013	2016 (facelift)	First	5-door subcompact (B) hatchback	Also available as a sedan. Crossover variant called Yaris X. Also sold by FAW Toyota and in other markets as the Vios.
Crossovers/SUVs
	C-HR	2018	2020 (facelift)	First	5-door subcompact (B) crossover	Also sold by FAW Toyota as the Izoa.
	Wildlander	2020		First	5-door compact (C) crossover	Essentially a Toyota RAV4 with a revised front and rear.
	Highlander	2009	2016 (facelift)	Second	5-door mid-size (D) crossover

Former Toyota vehicles[]


Image	Name	Introduction	Discontinuation	Final Generation	Body Style	Notes
Hatchbacks
	Yaris	2008	2013	First	5-door supermini (A) hatchback	Also called Vitz in other markets. Also sold as .
Minivans
	E'Z	2011	2018	First	5-door compact (C) MPV	Also called Verso in other markets. Crossover variant called E'Z Cross.