#1Alfa Romeo
Italy
Italian automotive brand known for producing sporty sedans and SUVs, part of Stellantis.
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#1Italy
Italian automotive brand known for producing sporty sedans and SUVs, part of Stellantis.
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#3Germany
German luxury vehicle and motorcycle manufacturer known for performance driving and premium engineering.
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#5France
French automobile manufacturer producing passenger and commercial vehicles, part of Stellantis.
#6Germany
German automotive supplier specializing in tires, vehicle electronics, and mobility technologies.
26 brands

Spain
Spanish performance brand spun off from SEAT, focusing on high-performance electric and hybrid vehicles.

Romania
Romanian automobile manufacturer producing budget-friendly vehicles, owned by Renault Group.



Sweden
Swedish hypercar manufacturer specializing in high-performance and innovative automotive technology.


Italy
Historic Italian automobile manufacturer known for luxury and rally cars, now focusing on electric vehicles under Stellantis.

United Kingdom
British automobile manufacturer specializing in off-road and luxury SUVs, part of Jaguar Land Rover.

United Kingdom
British automotive brand known for high-performance sports cars and Formula 1 engineering.

Germany
German luxury automotive brand producing passenger cars, vans, and commercial vehicles under Mercedes-Benz.


Germany
German automobile manufacturer known for producing affordable passenger cars, now part of Stellantis.

France
French automobile brand producing passenger cars and light commercial vehicles with a long industrial history.

Germany
German sports and luxury car manufacturer known for the 911 and performance engineering from Stuttgart.

France
French automobile manufacturer producing a wide range of passenger and commercial vehicles.

Croatia
Croatian high-performance electric hypercar manufacturer and automotive technology innovator.

Spain
Spanish automobile manufacturer known for stylish and sporty cars, part of the Volkswagen Group.


Germany
German volume automaker behind popular passenger cars and a wider group of European vehicle brands.
