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China's automobile industry is in rapid development since year 2000. In 2006, 7.189 million motor vehicles were manufactured in China, making China passed Germany as the third largest automobile maker. Year 2000 (MM) was a leap year starting on Saturday (link will display full 2000 Gregorian calendar). ...
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History
1928-1949 1949-1980 - 1956: The first modern automobile factory First Automobile Works began production.
- March 10, 1958: The first 2½ tonnes light duty truck (NJ130), which was based on the Russian GAZ (GAZ-51?), was produced in Nanjing. Named 'Guerin' brand by China's First Ministry of Industrial Machinery.
- June 1958: Nanjing Automobile Work, which previously was a unit in the Third Field Army, was established. The truck production continued until the last truck (NJ134) rolled off the assembly line on July 9, 1987. Cumulative production was 161,988 (Includes versions like: NJ130, 230, 135 and 134).
- late 1950s to 1960s: Several automobile factories were set up in Nanjing (today is Nanjing Automobile (Group) Corporation, Shanghai (today is Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation), Jinan (evolving into China National Heavy Duty Truck Group), and Beijing (today is Beijing Automotive Industry).
- 1968: The Second Automobile Works (later Dongfeng Motor Corporation) was founded.
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SAICs logo The Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (in Chinese: 䏿µ·æ±½è½¦å·¥ä¸(éå¢)æ»å
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1980s Three big joint-ventures and three small joint-ventures: SAICs logo The Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (in Chinese: 䏿µ·æ±½è½¦å·¥ä¸(éå¢)æ»å
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FAW seen near Peoples Square in Shanghai. ...
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After 1990 Several enterprises entered the automobile industry since 1990. Some of them are originated from defense industry, such as Chang'an Motors, Changhe, and Hafei Motor; some were developed from old state-owned companies, such as Brilliance China Auto, BYD Auto, Chery Automobile, and Changfeng Automobile; others are private-owned companies, such as Geely Automobile, Great Wall Motors. Changan Automotive Group (also called Changan Motors and Changan auto) is an industrial manufacturer in Chongqing, China. ...
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Historic Data Automobile production by year | Year | Production (in million units) | | 1992 | 1.0 | | 1999 | 1.2 | | 2000 | 2.07 | | 2001 | 2.33 | | 2002 | 3.25 | | 2003 | 4.44 | | 2004 | 5.07 | | 2005 | 5.71 | | 2006 | 7.19 | | 2007 (First half year) | 4.46 | Domestic Manufactures Dongfeng Motor Corporation (Chinese: ä¸é£æ±½è½¦å
¬å¸; Pinyin: DÅngfÄng QichÄ GÅngsÄ«) is a Chinese automobile manufacturing firm. ...
Great Wall Motor Company Limited (GWM, in Chinese: é¿å汽车) is the largest privately owned automotive manufacturer in China. ...
SAICs logo The Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (in Chinese: 䏿µ·æ±½è½¦å·¥ä¸(éå¢)æ»å
¬å¸; Pinyin: Shà nghÇi QichÄ Gõngyè (JÃtuán) ZÇnggõngsÄ«; or 䏿±½, Shà ngqi; abbreviated SAIC, pronounced: [sei-ɪk]) is a Chinese automobile manufacturer which ranks the third among the Big Five Chinese automakers (the other four are...
Changan Automotive Group (also called Changan Motors and Changan auto) is an industrial manufacturer in Chongqing, China. ...
FAW seen near Peoples Square in Shanghai. ...
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Toyota Toyota (2005) | Total motor vehicles | Passenger cars | Light commercial vehicles | Heavy trucks | Buses | | 150 078 | 146 943 | 3 135 | | | Nissan Nissan (2005) | Total motor vehicles | Passenger cars | Light commercial vehicles | Heavy trucks | Buses | | 179 034 | 166 938 | 12 096 | | | Honda Honda (2005) | Total motor vehicles | Passenger cars | Light commercial vehicles | Heavy trucks | | 254 820 | 254 820 | | | Suzuki Suzuki (2005) | Total motor vehicles | Passenger cars | Light commercial vehicles | Heavy trucks | | 139 536 | 139 536 | | | Mazda Mazda-Autoalliance (2005) | Total motor vehicles | Passenger cars | Light commercial vehicles | Heavy trucks | | 107 929 | 107 929 | | | Daihatsu Daihatsu (2005) | Total motor vehicles | Passenger cars | Light commercial vehicles | Heavy trucks | Buses | | 1 290 | 1 290 | | | Mitsubishi Mitsubishi (2005) | Total motor vehicles | Passenger cars | Light commercial vehicles | Heavy trucks | | 18 540 | 18 540 | | | FIAT FIAT-Iveco (2005) | Total motor vehicles | Passenger cars | Light commercial vehicles | Heavy trucks | Buses | | FIAT | 32 856 | 32 856 | | | | | Iveco | 18 235 | | 5 620 | | 12 615 | Iveco is a European truck, bus, and diesel engine manufacturer, based in Turin, Italy. ...
Isuzu Isuzu (2005) | Total motor vehicles | Passenger cars | Light commercial vehicles | Heavy trucks | | | 23 214 | | | 23 214 | Ford Chana&Changan (2005) | Total motor vehicles | Passenger cars | Light commercial vehicles | Heavy trucks | Bus and Coaches | | 145 498 | 59 827 | 85 671 | | | Chana is a girl that always bother us. ...
For the town in the Guangdong province of China, see Changan Town Changan (Simplified Chinese: 长安; Traditional Chinese: 長安; pinyin: Chángān; Wade_Giles: Chang_an) is the ancient capital of more than 10 dynasties in China. ...
General Motors GM Shanghai&SAIC (2005) | Total motor vehicles | Passenger cars | Light commercial vehicles | Heavy trucks | Buses | | 346 697 | 308 290 | 38 407 | | | Categories: Automobile stubs | Automobile manufacturers | Companies of China | General Motors ...
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VW VW (2005) | Total motor vehicles | Passenger cars | Light commercial vehicles | Heavy trucks | | | 430 600 | 430 592 | | | References - China: New Car Industry Policy - Deacons - Published October 1, 2004 - Hong Kong
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Panyu District Public Transport is a local bus operator in the Panyu District of Guangdong province in China. ...
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Port of Dalian (38° 55 N 121° 41 E) founded in 1899 lies at the southern tip of Liaodong Peninsula in Liaoning province and is the most northern ice-free port in China. ...
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Port of Suzhou is an important inland river transport hub. ...
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Jiuzhou Port Jiuzhou Port is the ferry port of Zhuhai. ...
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