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Market Research Report
China-built passenger cars: future model plans to 2019
| Published by |
Automotive World |
| Published |
November, 2009 |
Product code |
103180 |
| Content info |
239 pages |
| Price |
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China-built passenger cars: future model plans to 2019 published by Automotive World in November, 2009. This report consists of 239 pages and the price starts from US $ 595.
Abstract
China must overcome significant challenges in the next few years if it is to
sustain the massive growth that has seen it overtake Japan and the US to
become the world' s largest market for new vehicles. A key growth driver will
be the models offered by OEMs in the country, both foreign and local.
This 239-page report examines the future model plans of passenger car
manufacturers in China between 2009 and 2019. Around 40 OEMs and 250 passenger
cars are covered.
Each model entry contains the following information:
- Model name
- Place of build
- Codename
- Platform
- Segment
- Drive
- Lifecycle
- Next model action
- Successor
A downloadable Excel file containing the above information for all 250+ models
covered in the report is included in the package.
Description
This downloadable report (PDF and Excel) examines the future model plans of
passenger car manufacturers in China, which in Q1 2009 became the world' s
largest market for new vehicles.
Table of Contents
Introduction and background to the market
- Market maturity
- Fuel subsidies to continue
- Joint ventures
- Consumer finance: slowing or growing?
- Creation of indigenous brands
- The market in 2008 and 2009
- The outlook to 2020
Alfa Romeo
Audi
BAIC
Beijing Auto
Beiqi Foton
Bestern
BMW
Brilliance
Buick
BYD
Cadillac
Chana
Changan
Changfeng
Changhe
Chevrolet
Chery Automobile
- Karry
- Rely (Weilin in Chinese)
- Riich
China Brilliance
Chrysler
Daihatsu
Daimler
Detroit Electric
Dongfeng Motor
- Dongfeng
- Dongfeng-Detroit Electric
Dongnan
Emgrand
Englon
Europestar
Feidie
Fiat Group
- Beijing Jeep (see also Beijing Auto)
- Chrysler
- Fiat
First Automobile Works (FAW)
- FAW Hainan
- FAW Hainan Mazda (see Ford)
- FAW Harbin
- FAW Hongqi (including Bestern)
- Tianjin FAW Xiali
Ford Motor Company
- Changan Ford
- Mazda
- Changan Mazda
- Hainan Mazda
- Changan Volvo
Fuji Heavy Industries
Fujian
Geely Automobile
- Geely
- Gleagle
- Emgrand
- Shanghai Maple (SMA)
- Manganese Bronze & Englon (London Taxis International)
General Motors Corporation
- SAIC GM Wuling
- Shanghai GM
Gleagle
Great Wall Motor
Guangzhou Automobile
- CHANGFENG
- Guangzhou Honda (also see Honda)
- Guangzhou Toyota (also see Toyota)
Hafei
Honda
- Dongfeng Honda
- Guangzhou Honda / Guangqi Honda
Hyundai
Iran Khodro
JAC
Jeep
Jianghui or Jianghuai
Jiangling or JMC
Jonway Karry
Kia
Lancia
Land Wind
Lifan
Li Nian
London Taxis International
LuxGen
Manganese Bronze
Mazda
Mercedes-Benz
MG
Miles EV
Mitsubishi
- Southeast (Fujian) Motors
- Mitsubishi
- Southeast
Nissan
PSA Peugeot Citroen
- Dongfeng Citroen
- Dongfeng Peugeot
Renault-Nissan Alliance
- Dongfeng Nissan
- Renault China (formerly Dongfeng Renault)
Rely
Riich
Roewe
Shanghai Automotive (SAIC)
Nanjing Auto / MG Cars
Roewe
SAIC GM Wuling
Shanghai GM
Shanghai Maple
Shuanghuan (SH. Auto)
&Sring;koda
SMA
Soueast or Southeast
Subaru
Suzuki
- Changan Suzuki
- Changhe Suzuki
Toyota
- FAW Daihatsu
- Guangzhou Toyota
- Sichuan FAW Toyota
- Tianjin FAW Toyota
The Volkswagen Group
- FAW Volkswagen (includes Audi)
- Audi
- Shanghai Volkswagen (includes &Sring;koda)
- &Sring;koda
Volvo
Wanxiang
Wuling
Youngman
Yulon
Zhejiang Feidie
Zhongxing (ZX Auto)
Zotye
ZX
Model Index
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