Tangjun Ou Ling

Tangjun Ou Ling is a Chinese automobile manufacturing company. In 2012 it was ranked as the 48th manufacturer of motor vehicles by the number of vehicles produced, with 52,708 heavy commercial vehicles and 16,459 light commercial vehicles produced, for a total of 69,167.^[1]

References

↑ "WORLD MOTOR VEHICLE PRODUCTION OICA correspondents survey WORLD RANKING OF MANUFACTURERS Year 2012" (PDF). www.oica.net. International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers. Retrieved 4 August 2014.

Automotive industry in China

Chinese vehicle
manufacturers

Current	Ankai Aoxin BAIC BAW Foton Senova Weiwang BeiBen Brilliance Jinbei BYD CAMC Changan Changhe Hafei Chery CNJ Dadi Dayun Group Dayang Dayun Dongfeng Dongfeng Automobile Company Dongfeng Liuzhou Fengshen Etsong FAW Besturn FAW Bus and Coach FAW Car Company FAW Jie Fang FAW Jilin FAW Tianjin Hongqi Foday Fujian Motors GAC Changfeng Denway Gonow Trumpchi Geely Great Wall Haval Green Field Haima Hawtai Heibao Hengtian Group Bonluck Bus Hengtian Auto Hunan Jiangnan JAC JMC Jonway Kandi King Long Golden Dragon Higer Bus Landwind Lifan Lishan Bus Mudan Auto Polarsun Qingling Qoros SAIC Maxus MG Roewe SG Changzhou Changjiang Bus China Flxible Huanghai Bus Shaanxi Shandong Huoyun Shuanghuan Red Star Sinotruk Sinotruk (Hong Kong) Soar Soueast Sunlong Bus Tangjun Ou Ling Tengzhong Wuling Wuzhoulong Xinkai Yangtse Yaxing Yema Youngman Yutong Zhongtong Zotye ZX Auto

Former	Huayang Nanjing Shanghai Maple

Sino-foreign
joint venture vehicle
manufacturers

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Former	Changan Ford Mazda Guangzhou Peugeot Nanjing Fiat Sanjiang Renault

Subsidiaries of
foreign companies

Other

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