Models Produced Under Licence
A variant on rebadging is licensing models to be produced by other companies, typically in another country. One example of this is the British Hillman Hunter, which was license-built in Iran as the iconic Paykan, as well as Naza, building vehicles under license from Kia and Peugeot (Naza 206 Bestari).
SEAT 124 Premier 118NE VAZ-2101Another example of licensed badge-engineered products would be the Volga Siber, a rebadged version of the Chrysler Sebring Sedan and the Dodge Stratus Sedan produced in Russia from 2008-2010.
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