Taiwan’s automotive scene combines local engineering know-how with long-standing supplier networks and regional market focus. Small fleets, commercial vehicles and joint ventures have kept the industry nimble and tied to broader East Asian supply chains.
There are 3 Taiwanese Car Brands, ranging from China Motor Corporation (CMC) to Yulon. For each, you’ll find below Founding year,Headquarters,Status & ownership so you can quickly compare history, location and current structure — you’ll find below.
How recognized are these Taiwanese car brands outside Taiwan?
Most have modest global brand recognition, concentrating on domestic and nearby markets while supplying parts or assembling for foreign marques; recognition depends on export activity and partnerships rather than large-scale independent branding.
Will I be able to get parts and service for these brands where I live?
Parts and service availability varies: major urban markets and countries with Taiwanese trade links often have dealers or aftermarket suppliers, while more distant regions may rely on importers or third-party parts, so check local availability for specific models before buying.
Taiwanese Car Brands
| Brand | Founding year | Headquarters | Status & ownership |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yulon | 1953 | Taipei, Taiwan | Active; part of Yulon Group (family-controlled) |
| China Motor Corporation (CMC) | 1969 | Taipei, Taiwan | Active; independent Taiwanese automaker, long-time Mitsubishi partner |
| Luxgen | 2009 | Taipei, Taiwan | Active; brand of Yulon Motor (Yulon Group) |
Images and Descriptions
Yulon
Taiwan’s oldest automaker, founded as Yue Loong in 1953. Long-time Nissan partner and vehicle assembler, it produced Yue Loong/Yulon-branded cars and later launched homegrown marques, supplying sedans, SUVs and commercial vehicles while investing in R&D and joint ventures.
China Motor Corporation (CMC)
Established in 1969, CMC builds and markets CMC-branded passenger vans, MPVs and SUVs alongside contract assembly. Notable models include the CMC Veryca microvan and Zinger MPV; known for local manufacturing and collaborations with Mitsubishi.
Luxgen
Launched by Yulon in 2009, Luxgen is a tech-focused Taiwanese marque offering feature-rich sedans, SUVs and EV variants. Notable models include the M7 MPV, U7 SUV and S3 compact; marketed domestically and in select export markets.
