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Car makes and their parent companies

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The table below lists most car makes and their parent companies.
Parent (Owner)Parent CountryMakeMake Country
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles ItalyAbarth Italy
Honda JapanAcura Japan
Polaris Industries United StatesAixam France
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles ItalyAlfa Romeo Italy
Renault FranceAlpine France
Aston Martin United KingdomAston Martin United Kingdom
Volkswagen Group GermanyAudi Germany
SAIC-GM-Wuling China/ United StatesBaojun China
Volkswagen Group GermanyBentley United Kingdom
BMW GermanyBMW Germany
Brilliance ChinaBrilliance China
Volkswagen Group GermanyBugatti France
General Motors United StatesBuick United States
BYD ChinaBYD China
General Motors United StatesCadillac United States
Caterham United KingdomCaterham United Kingdom
Chang'an ChinaChang'an China
General Motors United StatesChevrolet United States
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles ItalyChrysler United States
Groupe PSA FranceCitroën France
Renault FranceDacia Romania
Toyota JapanDaihatsu Japan
Nissan JapanDatsun Japan
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles ItalyDodge United States
Dongfeng ChinaDongfeng China
Groupe PSA FranceDS France
Dongfeng ChinaFengshen China
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles ItalyFiat Italy
Wanxiang ChinaKarma United States
Ford United StatesFord United States
Ferrari ItalyFerrari Italy
Geely ChinaGeely China
Hyundai Motor Group South KoreaGenesis South Korea
General Motors United StatesGMC United States
Toyota JapanHino Motors Japan
General Motors United StatesHolden (HSV) Australia
Honda JapanHonda Japan
Hyundai Motor Group South KoreaHyundai South Korea
Nissan JapanInfiniti Japan
Isuzu Motors JapanIsuzu Japan
Tata Motors IndiaJaguar United Kingdom
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles ItalyJeep United States
FAW Jie Fang / FAW-GM China/ United StatesJie Fang China
Kantanka Group Conglomerate GhanaKantanka Ghana
Koenigsegg SwedenKoenigsegg Sweden
Hyundai Motor Group South KoreaKia South Korea
AvtoVAZ RussiaLada Russia
Volkswagen Group GermanyLamborghini Italy
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles ItalyLancia Italy
Tata Motors IndiaLand Rover United Kingdom
Toyota JapanLexus Japan
Ligier FranceLigier France
Ford United StatesLincoln United States
PROTON MalaysiaLotus United Kingdom
Geely ChinaLTI United Kingdom
Yulon Motor TaiwanLuxgen Taiwan
Mahindra & Mahindra IndiaMahindra India
Suzuki JapanMaruti Suzuki India
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles ItalyMaserati Italy
Mastretta MexicoMastretta Mexico
Daimler AG GermanyMaybach Germany
Mazda JapanMazda Japan
McLaren Automotive United KingdomMcLaren United Kingdom
Daimler AG GermanyMercedes-Benz Germany
SAIC Motor ChinaMG United Kingdom
Ligier FranceMicrocar France
BMW GermanyMini United Kingdom
Nissan / Mitsubishi Group JapanMitsubishi Japan
Morgan Motor Company United KingdomMorgan United Kingdom
National Electric Vehicle Sweden (NEVS) SwedenNEVS Sweden
Nissan JapanNissan Japan
Peter Dyson United KingdomNoble United Kingdom
Groupe PSA FranceOpel Germany
Pagani Automobili ItalyPagani Italy
Perodua MalaysiaPerodua Malaysia
Groupe PSA FrancePeugeot France
PGO FrancePGO France
Volkswagen Group GermanyPorsche Germany
Proton Holdings MalaysiaPROTON Malaysia
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Italy/ United StatesRam United States
Renault FranceRenault France
SAIC Motor ChinaRoewe China
BMW GermanyRolls Royce United Kingdom
Saleen United StatesSaleen United States
Iran Khodro (IKCO) IranSamand Iran
Renault FranceRenault Samsung Motors South Korea
Volkswagen Group GermanySEAT Spain
BAIC Motor ChinaSenova China
Volkswagen Group GermanyŠkoda Czech Republic
Daimler AG GermanySmart Germany
Mahindra & Mahindra IndiaSsangYong South Korea
Fuji Heavy Industries JapanSubaru Japan
Suzuki JapanSuzuki Japan
Tata Motors IndiaTata India
Tesla United StatesTesla United States
Saipa IranTiba/Miniator Iran
Toyota JapanToyota Japan
Groupe PSA FranceVauxhall United Kingdom
Dongfeng-Nissan China/ JapanVenucia China
Volkswagen Group GermanyVolkswagen Germany
Geely ChinaVolvo Cars Sweden
Vuhl MexicoVuhl Mexico
SAIC-GM-Wuling China/ United StatesWuling China

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