Automobile Manufacturers - Top Vehicle Manufacturing Groups By Volume

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.

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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
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. Kia Motors ( KOR)
Kia Division Global, except Mexico
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
56. Caterpillar Inc. ( United States)
CAT Division United States, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand

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