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Asia

Est. 1965South Korea

Asia Motors was a South Korean automotive manufacturer that developed a diverse portfolio of military, commercial, and passenger vehicles. Founded during the country’s early industrial expansion, it grew through government support, international partnerships, and licensing agreements with global automakers. The company later became part of Kia, expanding its production into SUVs, trucks, buses, and utility vehicles before its brand was ultimately phased out in the late 1990s.

Daewoo

Est. 1937South Korea

Daewoo Motors was a South Korean automotive manufacturer founded in 1937. The company became known for producing a diverse range of passenger cars, SUVs, and commercial vehicles that combined modern design, reliable engineering, and affordability. With popular models such as the Matiz, Lanos, and Nubira, Daewoo established a strong presence in both domestic and international markets and played an important role in the development of South Korea’s automotive industry.

Genesis

Est. 2015South Korea

Genesis is the luxury vehicle division of Hyundai Motor Group, producing premium sedans and SUVs focused on design, comfort, and advanced technology. It entered global markets such as the US, Europe, and Asia, and has quickly established itself as a competitor to brands like BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Lexus.

Hyundai

Est. 1967South Korea

Hyundai is a leading South Korean automotive manufacturer founded in 1967 and headquartered in Seoul. As the core brand of Hyundai Motor Group, it has grown into one of the world's largest automakers, renowned for its diverse lineup of passenger vehicles, SUVs, electric vehicles, and advanced mobility solutions. Hyundai is recognized for its commitment to innovation, quality, design excellence, and sustainable transportation technologies.

KGM

Est. 1954South Korea

KGM Motors is a South Korean automobile manufacturer with a history spanning more than seven decades. Formerly known as SsangYong Motor, the company has built its reputation through the production of rugged SUVs, pickup trucks, and utility vehicles. Today, KGM combines its traditional strengths in durability and off-road capability with a growing focus on electric mobility, advanced technologies, and global market expansion.

KG Mobility

Est. 1953South Korea

KG Mobility Corporation is a South Korean automotive company specializing in SUVs, pickup trucks, and electric vehicles. Originally known as SsangYong Motor, the company adopted the KG Mobility name in 2023 following its acquisition by KG Group. Building on a long heritage of utility vehicle production, KG Mobility is expanding its focus on electrification, innovative mobility solutions, and international markets.

Kia

Est. 1944South Korea

Kia is a South Korean automobile manufacturer founded in 1944 and headquartered in Seoul. Originally established as a producer of bicycle parts and steel tubing, the company later expanded into motorcycles, trucks, and passenger vehicles. Today, Kia is one of the world's leading automotive brands, recognized for its wide range of cars, SUVs, electric vehicles, innovative design, advanced technology, and strong global presence. The company operates as part of the Hyundai Motor Group and sells vehicles in markets across the world.

Renault Samsung

Est. 1994South Korea

Renault Samsung is a South Korean automobile manufacturer and a subsidiary of the Renault Group. It produces passenger cars and SUVs, originally based on Nissan platforms (SM and QM series). Since 2022, it has been renamed Renault Korea Motors and has shifted its focus toward SUVs and electrified vehicles with Renault and Geely collaboration.

Samsung

Est. 1996South Korea

Samsung Commercial Vehicles was a South Korean manufacturer of trucks and buses under the Samsung Group. It was created after being spun off from Samsung Heavy Industries to focus on commercial vehicle production. The company attempted to build and sell medium and heavy-duty trucks, including export models for international markets. However, due to the Asian financial crisis and weak market performance, it struggled financially and eventually ceased operations in 2000.

SsangYong

Est. 1939South Korea

SsangYong is a South Korean automotive brand with roots in the historic SsangYong Group. Renowned for its expertise in SUVs, off-road vehicles, and utility vehicles, the brand has built a strong reputation for durability, practicality, and engineering reliability. Over the decades, SsangYong has become one of South Korea’s most recognized vehicle manufacturers, serving customers in markets around the world.