Changan Automobile's official English materials describe it as one of the four major Chinese automobile groups, with 45 years of car-manufacturing experience, 21 manufacturing bases, and 76 plants worldwide. Its current brand portfolio includes CHANGAN UNI, CHANGAN NEVO, CHANGAN LCV, DEEPAL, AVATR, and CHANGAN KAICHENG, the commercial-vehicle line named in the 2025 ESG report.
The manufacturer context is relevant because Changan combines a large civilian automotive base with documented earlier arsenal and off-road-vehicle production. Chongqing reporting on the old Changan factory says the predecessor Chongqing Chang'an Arsenal began automobile manufacturing in 1959 and built the Changjiang Type 46 vehicle, while later defense reporting and reference sources associate Changan with the CS/VP3 MRAP protected-mobility program.
For this catalog, Changan should be read as a focused manufacturer attribution rather than a broad claim about all of the company's present-day passenger vehicles. The linked CS/VP3 record carries system-specific conflict-use sourcing; this profile supplies corporate identity, headquarters, product-line, and historical manufacturing context.
Passenger vehiclesCommercial vehiclesLight commercial vehiclesNew energy vehiclesAutomotive R&DProtected mobility manufacturing history
Official English materials use both CHANGAN and ChangAn branding. The company's public corporate materials emphasize the modern automotive phase beginning in 1984, while Chongqing and automotive-history sources document an earlier arsenal-linked Changjiang Type 46 vehicle. The 2025 group announcement reflects the current umbrella structure around China Changan Automobile Group; this manufacturer profile remains centered on Changan Automobile and avoids extending CS/VP3 conflict-use claims beyond the linked weapon record. A rights-clear Commons logo was verified, so the profile includes one reusable image.