Top Vehicle Manufacturing Groups By Volume
The table below shows the world's largest motor vehicle manufacturing groups, along with the marques produced by each one. The table is ranked by 2010 end of year production figures from the International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers (OICA) for the parent group, and then alphabetically by marque. Joint ventures are not reflected in this table. Production figures of joint ventures are typically included in OICA rankings, which can become a source of controversy.
| Marque | Country of origin | Ownership | Markets | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Toyota Motor Corporation ( Japan) | ||||
| Daihatsu | Subsidiary | Asia, Africa, and South America | ||
| Hino | Subsidiary | Asia Pacific, North America and South America | ||
| Lexus | Division | Global | ||
| Lexus F | Division | Global | ||
| Scion | Subsidiary | United States, Canada | ||
| Toyota | Division | Global | ||
| 2. General Motors Company ( United States) | ||||
| Alpheon | Subsidiary | South Korea | ||
| Buick | Division | United States, Canada, Mexico, China,Taiwan, Israel | ||
| Cadillac | Division | North America, Europe, Asia, Middle East | ||
| Chevrolet | Division | Global, except Australia, New Zealand | ||
| Corvette | Division | Global, except Australia and New Zealand | ||
| Damas/Labo | Subsidiary | South Korea | ||
| GMC | Division | North America, Middle East | ||
| Holden | Subsidiary | Australia, New Zealand | ||
| HSV | Subsidiary | Australia, New Zealand | ||
| Opel | Subsidiary | Europe (except UK), Middle East, China, Taiwan, South Africa, Australia | ||
| OPC | Subsidiary | Europe (except UK), Middle East, China, Taiwan, South Africa, Australia | ||
| OSV | Subsidiary | Europe | ||
| Vauxhall | Subsidiary | United Kingdom | ||
| 3. Volkswagen Group AG ( Germany) | ||||
| Audi | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| Bentley | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| Bugatti | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| Lamborghini | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| MAN | Subsidiary | Europe, Asia, Africa, South America | ||
| Porsche | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| Scania | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| SEAT | Subsidiary | Europe, South America, Africa, Asia, Mexico | ||
| Škoda | Subsidiary | Global, except North America | ||
| Volkswagen | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles | Subsidiary | Europe, Latin America, Australia, China | ||
| 4. Hyundai Motor Group ( South Korea) | ||||
| Hyundai | Division | Global | ||
| Kia | Subsidiary | Global, except Mexico | ||
| 5. Ford Motor Company ( United States) | ||||
| Ford | Division | Global | ||
| FPV | Subsidiary | Australia | ||
| Lincoln | Division | United States, Canada, Mexico, Middle East, Japan, South Korea | ||
| Troller | Subsidiary | South America, Africa | ||
| 6. Nissan ( Japan) | ||||
| Datsun | Division | Indonesia, India, Russia | ||
| Infiniti | Division | Global, except Japan, South America and Africa | ||
| Infiniti Performance Line | Division | United States | ||
| Nissan | Division | Global | ||
| 7. Honda Motor Company ( Japan) | ||||
| Acura | Subsidiary | United States, Canada, Mexico, China | ||
| Honda | Division | Global | ||
| 8. PSA Peugeot Citroën S.A. ( France) | ||||
| Citroën | Subsidiary | Global, except North America, South Asia | ||
| DS | Subsidiary | Europe, South Africa, Australia | ||
| Peugeot | Subsidiary | Global, except USA, Canada | ||
| 9. Suzuki Motor Corporation ( Japan) | ||||
| Suzuki | Division | Global | ||
| Maruti Suzuki | Subsidiary | India, Middle East, South America | ||
| 10. Renault ( France) | ||||
| Dacia | Subsidiary | Europe, Middle East, Northern Africa | ||
| Renault | Division | Global, except United States, Canada, South Korea | ||
| Renault Samsung | Subsidiary | South Korea, Chile | ||
| 11. Fiat S.p.A. ( Italy) | ||||
| Abarth | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| Alfa Romeo | Subsidiary | Global, except North America | ||
| Chrysler | Subsidiary | Global, except Europe (except UK and Ireland), Africa (except South Africa and Egypt), South Asia, South East Asia | ||
| Dodge | Subsidiary | Global, except Europe, Africa(except South Africa and Egypt), South Asia, South East Asia | ||
| Ferrari | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| Fiat | Subsidiary | Global, except Africa(except South Africa), South East Asia | ||
| Jeep | Subsidiary | Global, Africa(except South Africa and Egypt), South Asia, South East Asia | ||
| Lancia | Subsidiary | Europe(except UK and Ireland) and Japan | ||
| Maserati | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| Ram | Subsidiary | North America, Brazil, Middle East | ||
| Street and Racing Technology | Subsidiary | North America | ||
| 12. Daimler AG ( Germany) | ||||
| BharatBenz | Subsidiary | India | ||
| Freightliner | Subsidiary | North America, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand | ||
| Master | Subsidiary | Pakistan | ||
| Mercedes-AMG | Division | Global | ||
| Mercedes-Benz | Division | Global | ||
| Mitsubishi Fuso | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| Orion | Subsidiary | United States, Canada | ||
| Setra | Division | Europe, Asia, USA | ||
| Smart | Division | Global | ||
| Thomas Built | Subsidiary | North America | ||
| Western Star | Subsidiary | North America, Australia, New Zealand | ||
| 13. BMW AG ( Germany) | ||||
| BMW | Division | Global | ||
| BMW i | Division | Global | ||
| BMW M | Division | Global | ||
| MINI | Division | Global | ||
| Rolls-Royce | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| 14. Mazda Motor Corporation ( Japan) | ||||
| Mazda | Division | Global | ||
| 17. Mitsubishi Motors Corporation ( Japan) | ||||
| Mitsubishi | Division | Global | ||
| 18. Chana Automobile Company, Ltd ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| Chana | Division | China, Taiwan, South Africa, Europe | ||
| Hafei | Subsidiary | China | ||
| Tiger Truck | Subsidiary | United States, Canada | ||
| 19. Tata Motors, Ltd ( India) | ||||
| Hispano | Subsidiary | Europe | ||
| Jaguar | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| Land Rover | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| Tata | Division | Global, except North America | ||
| Tata Daewoo | Subsidiary | South Korea, Pakistan | ||
| 20. First Automotive Group Corporation ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| Besturn | Division | China | ||
| Freewind | Subsidiary | China | ||
| Haima | Subsidiary | China | ||
| Hongqi | Division | China | ||
| Jiaxing | Subsidiary | China | ||
| Vita | Subsidiary | China | ||
| Xiali | Subsidiary | China | ||
| 21. Geely Automobile ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| Emlgon | Division | China | ||
| Emgrand | Division | China, United Kingdom | ||
| Geagle | Division | China | ||
| Geely | Division | China, Taiwan, Russia, North Africa, Middle East, South America, South Africa, Australia | ||
| Maple | Division | China | ||
| Volvo (Cars) | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| 22. Chery Automobile Company, Ltd ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| Chery | Division | China, South East Asia, Russia, South Africa, South America | ||
| Qoros | Joint-Venture | China | ||
| Riich | Division | China | ||
| Rely | Division | China | ||
| 23. Fuji Heavy Industries, Ltd ( Japan) | ||||
| Subaru | Division | Global | ||
| 24. Dongfeng Motor Corporation ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| Fengshen | Division | China | ||
| 25. Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Corporation, Ltd ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| BAW | Division | China | ||
| Foton | Subsidiary | China, Taiwan, Japan, Australia | ||
| 26. OAO AvtoVAZ ( Russia) | ||||
| Lada | Division | Europe, except United Kingdom, Portugal and Malta, Central Asia | ||
| VIS | Division | Russia | ||
| 27. BYD Auto ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| BYD | Division | China, Taiwan, Russia, United States | ||
| 28. Isuzu Motors, Ltd ( Japan) | ||||
| Isuzu | Division | Global, except Brazil and Korea | ||
| 31. Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Company, Ltd ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| JAC | Division | China | ||
| 32. Brilliance China Automotive Holding, Ltd ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| Brilliance | Division | China, North Africa | ||
| Jinbei | Subsidiary | China | ||
| 33. Great Wall Motor Company, Ltd ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| Great Wall | Division | China, Taiwan, South Africa, Russia, North Africa, Australia, Europe, Middle East | ||
| 35. SAIC Motor ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| Maxus | Division | China, Australia, South Africa, United Kingdom, Chile, Malaysia | ||
| MG Motor | Subsidiary | China, United Kingdom, South America | ||
| Roewe | Division | China | ||
| Soyat | Division | China | ||
| Yuejin | Division | China | ||
| 36. GAZ ( Russia) | ||||
| GAZ | Division | Russia, Europe, Central Asia | ||
| LiAZ | Subsidiary | Russia | ||
| Ural Trucks | Division | Russia | ||
| 37. Mahindra & Mahindra, Ltd ( India) | ||||
| Mahindra | Division | India, South East Asia, Europe, North Africa, North America, Australia | ||
| REVA | Division | India | ||
| SsangYong | Subsidiary | Global, except North America and Japan | ||
| 38. Hafei Motor ( China) | ||||
| Hafei | Subsidiary | China | ||
| 39. AB Volvo ( Sweden) | ||||
| Mack | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| NovaBus | Subsidiary | North America | ||
| Prevost | Subsidiary | North America | ||
| Renault Trucks | Subsidiary | Global, except Japan, United States, and Canada | ||
| UD Trucks | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| Volvo Trucks | Division | Global | ||
| 40. Jiangxi Changhe Automobile ( China) | ||||
| Changhe | Division | China | ||
| 41. Paccar Inc. ( United States) | ||||
| DAF Trucks | Subsidiary | Global, except North America and Japan | ||
| Kenworth | Division | North America, Australia | ||
| Leyland Trucks | Subsidiary | Global, except North America and Japan | ||
| Peterbilt | Division | North America | ||
| 42. Qingling Motors Company Ltd. ( China) | ||||
| Qingling | Division | China | ||
| 43. Fiat Industrial S.p.A ( Italy) | ||||
| Iveco | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| Irisbus | Subsidiary | Global, except North America | ||
| 44. Navistar International Corporation ( United States) | ||||
| IC | Subsidiary | United States, Canada | ||
| International | Division | North America, South America, Russia, Middle East, Egypt, South Africa | ||
| 45. Iran Khodro Company ( Iran) | ||||
| Iran Khodoro | Division | Middle East,Northern Africa, Russia, Belarus, Central Asia, China, Venezuela | ||
| IKCO Diesel | Division | Middle East, Northern Africa, Western Africa | ||
| 46. Proton Holdings, Bhd ( Malaysia) | ||||
| Lotus | Subsidiary | Global | ||
| Proton | Division | Asia Pacific(except Korea), South Africa, United Kingdom, Middle East | ||
| 47. Hunan Jiangnan Automobile ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| Jiangnan | Division | China | ||
| 48. Yulon Motor ( Taiwan) | ||||
| Luxgen | Division | Taiwan, China, Oman | ||
| Tobe | Division | Taiwan | ||
| 49. Chongqing Lifan Automobile Company, Ltd ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| Lifan | Division | China, Taiwan, Russia, Middle East, South America | ||
| 50. Fujian Motor Industry Group Company ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| Soueast | Division | China | ||
| 51. Kuozui Motors, Ltd ( Taiwan) | ||||
| Kuozui | Subsidiary | Taiwan | ||
| 52. Shandong Kaima ( China) | ||||
| Kaima | Division | China | ||
| Jubao | Division | China | ||
| Aofeng | Division | China | ||
| 53. Guangzhou Automobile Industry Group Co Ltd ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| Changfeng | Subsidiary | China, Russia, Middle East, Africa | ||
| Gonow | Subsidiary | China | ||
| Trumpchi | Division | China | ||
| 54. Ziyang Nanjun Automobile Co., Ltd. ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| Nanjun | Division | China | ||
| 55. Rongcheng Huatai Motor ( People's Republic of China) | ||||
| Huatai | Division | China | ||
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