List of current automobile manufacturers by country

This is a list of notable automobile manufacturers with articles on Wikipedia by region.

Africa[]

Algeria

• SNVI^[1] (1967)

Egypt

• Egy-Tech Engineering

Ghana

• Kantanka cars^[2][3]

Kenya

• Mobius Motors (2013)^[4]

Morocco

• Laraki (1999)

Nigeria

• Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing^[5] (2013)

South Africa

• Birkin
• Perana
• Puma
• Uri

Tunisia

• Wallyscar (2007)

Uganda

• Kiira Motors Corporation (2015)^[6]

Asia[]

Bangladesh

China

India

Indonesia

• Esemka
• Pindad

Iran

• Diar
• Iran Khodro
• SAIPA

Israel

• Tomcar
• Zibar

Japan

Lebanon

• W Motors (founded in Lebanon, later moved to the UAE)

Malaysia

• Bufori
• Perodua
• Proton
• TD2000

North Korea

• Pyeonghwa
• Sungri

Pakistan

• Pak Suzuki
• Prince
• United

South Korea

• CT&T
• Hyundai
  • Genesis
• Kia
• Daewoo
• Ssangyong

Sri Lanka

• Micro
• Vega Innovations

Taiwan

• CMC
• Luxgen

Thailand

• Thai Rung

United Arab Emirates

• W Motors (founded in Lebanon before moving to Dubai)
• Zarooq Motors

Vietnam

• Mekong Auto
• SAMCO
• THACO
• Vinaxuki
• VinFast
• World Auto

Europe[]

Austria

• Magna Steyr (2001)

Azerbaijan

• Ganja Auto Plant (1986)
• Khazar (2018)
• Naz (2010)

Belarus

• BelGee (2011–present)

Belgium

• Edran (1984–present)
• Gillet (1994–present)
• Impéria (1906–48, 2009-present)

Bulgaria

• Litex
• SIN Cars

Croatia

• Rimac (2009)
• DOK-ING (1991)

Czech Republic

• Kaipan (1991)
• Škoda (1895)
• Tatra (1850)

Denmark

• Kewet (1992–present)
• Zenvo (2009-present)

Finland

• Electric Raceabout (2009)

France

• Bugatti (1963)
• Citroën (1919)
• DS Automobiles (2009)
• Peugeot (1896)
• Renault (1899)

Germany

Major manufacturers

• Audi (1910)
• BMW (1916)
• Ford Germany (1925)
• Mercedes-Benz (1926)
• Opel (1862)
• Porsche (1931)
• Volkswagen (1937)

Minor manufacturers

• Alpina (1965–present)
• Apal (1999–present)
• Bitter (1971–present)
• Borgward (1924–1963; 2008–present)
• CityEl (1987–present)
• Gumpert (2004–present)
• Isdera (1983–present)
• Jetcar (2000–present)
• Keinath (1996–present)
• Lotec (1981–present)
• Mansory (1989–present)
• Melkus (1969–1980; 2006–present)
• Pegasus (1995–present)
• Ruf Automobile (1982–present)
• Weineck Engineering
• Yes! (1999–present)

Greece

• Keraboss (2012–present)
• Korres (2002–present)
• Namco (1973–present)
• Replicar Hellas (2007–present)
• Tropical (1992–present)

Hungary

• Magyar Suzuki

Italy

Major manufacturers

• Abarth (1949–present)
• Alfa Romeo (1910–present)
• Ferrari (1947–present)
• Fiat (1899–present)
• Lamborghini (1963–present)
• Lancia (1906–present)
• Maserati (1914–present)

Minor manufacturers

• Alkè (1992–present)
• Automobili Pininfarina (2018–present)
• Casalini (1939–present)
• Dallara (1972–present)
• DR Automobiles (2006–present)
• Giotti Victoria (2006-present)
• Italcar (2005–present)
• Mazzanti Automobili (2002–present)
• Pagani (1992–present)
• Picchio (1996–present)
• Spada Vetture Sport (2008–present)
• Tazzari (2006–present)

Monaco

• Venturi (2006–present)^[7]

Netherlands

• VDL Nedcar (1967–present)
• Burton (1980s–present)
• Carver (2006–present)
• Donkervoort (1978–present)
• Spyker Cars (2000–present)
• Waaijenberg (1986–present)

Norway

• Buddy (1998–present)
• Fresco Motors (2016–present)

Poland

• Arrinera

Portugal

• Asterio (2009–present)
• Bravia (1964–present)
• Vinci (2008–present)

Romania

• Dacia (1966)
• ARO (1957-2003)

Russia

Major manufacturers

• AvtoVAZ (1966–present)
  • Lada
• GAZ (1932-present)
• KAMAZ (1969–present)
• NAMI (1918–present)
  • Aurus
• UAZ (1941–present)

Minor manufacturers

• Aleko (1985)
• Avtokam (1989)
• Avtotor (1996)
• Derways Automobile Company (2003)
• Ford Sollers (2011)
• GM-AvtoVAZ (2001)
• Kombat Armouring (1985)
• SeAZ (1939)
• Silant (2010)
• Sollers JSC (2002)
• SpetsTekh (2006)
• VAZInterService (1991)
• Yarovit Motors (2003)

Slovakia

• K-1 Engineering

Slovenia

• Revoz

Spain

• Aspid
• Comarth
• Hurtan
• SEAT
• Tauro
• Tramontana

Sweden

• Koenigsegg
• NEVS
• Uniti
• Volvo

Switzerland

• Albar
• Gmur
• Orca
• Rinspeed
• Sbarro

Turkey

• Çenberci Diardi
• Etox
• TOGG

Ukraine

• ZAZ (1923)

United Kingdom

Manufacturers and marques

• Aston Martin (1913–present)
• Bentley (1919–present)
• Caterham (1973–present)
• Jaguar (1935–present)
• Land Rover (1948–present)
• Lotus (1952–present)
• McLaren (1985–present)
• Mini (1959–present)
• Morgan (1910–present)
• Rolls-Royce (1904–present)
• Vauxhall (1903–present)

Oceania[]

Australia

• ACE EV Group
• Alpha Sports
• Bolwell
• Borland Racing Developments
• Devaux Cars
• Elfin Sports Cars
• Holden
• Jacer
• Minetti Sports Cars
• Nota Sports and Racing Cars
• PRB

New Zealand

• Chevron Engineering
• Hulme Supercars
• Turnbull Engineering (Saker)

North America[]

United States

Big Three

• General Motors (1908)
  • Buick (1899)
  • Cadillac (1902)
  • Chevrolet (1911)
  • GMC (1911)
• Chrysler (1925) (Now part of Stellantis a multinational company based in Amsterdam Netherlands)
  • Chrysler (1925)
  • Dodge (1914)
  • Jeep (1941)
  • RAM (2009)
• Ford Motor Company (1903)
  • Ford (1903)
  • Lincoln (1917)

Other companies

• Callaway Cars (1977–present)
• Equus Automotive (2013–present)
• Falcon Motorsports (2009–present)
• Hennessey Special Vehicles (2017–present)
• Karma Automotive (2016–present)
• Local Motors (2007–present)
• Lucid Motors (2007–present)
• Panoz (1989–present)
• Rivian (2009–present)
• Rossion Automotive (2007–present)
• Saleen Automotive (1983–present)
• Shelby American (1992–present)
• SSC North America (1999–present)
• Tesla (2004–present)

Canada

• CAMI (1986)
• Campagna (1988)
• Canadian Electric Vehicles (1996)
• HTT Automobile (2007)
• Timmis (1968)

South America[]

Brazil

• Chamonix
• Fabral
• TAC
• Troller

See also[]

• List of automobile manufacturers
• List of automobile marques
• List of current automobile manufacturers (alphabetical)
• Timeline of motor vehicle brands

References[]