Список популярных автомобильных брендов

Tianjin FAW Toyota Motor Co., Ltd. owns the automobile brand Ranz, which specializes in electric vehicles. In April 2013, it made its debut.

Groupe Renault (UK: "REN-oh," US: "rnlt, rno," r-NAWLT, r-NOH,  Founded in 1899, the French multinational car company [up up], also known as the Renault Group in English and officially recognized as Renault S.A.  In addition to a variety of automobiles and vans, the business also makes autorail vehicles and has in the past produced trucks, tractors, tanks, buses, and coaches.

Renault was the ninth-largest manufacturer in the world by manufacturing volume in 2016, according to the Organisation Internationale des Constructeurs d'Automobiles. The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance overtook Toyota as the largest light car manufacturer in the world by 2017.

With its headquarters in Busan, where it also has its lone assembly plant, Renault Korea Motors is a South Korean automaker with other facilities in Seoul, Giheung, and Daegu. With technological support from Nissan, the chaebol Samsung founded the business as Samsung Motors in 1994.

Rezvani Motors is a high-performance sports vehicle designer and manufacturer located in Irvine, California. Ferris Rezvani, an Iranian-American and one of the Vencer Sarthe vehicle designers, formed Rezvani Motors. Rezvani Motors initially made available the Rezvani Beast.

Since 1890, Riley has been a British auto and bicycle manufacturer. In 1938, Riley joined the Nuffield Organization, and in 1968, it was combined with the British Leyland Motor Corporation. British Leyland said in July 1969 that Riley manufacturing would halt immediately, despite the fact that 1969 was a challenging year for the UK auto industry and that many of the vehicles in Riley's inventory may have been first registered in 1970.
The Riley trademark is currently held by BMW.

The Croatian automaker Rimac Automobili creates and manufactures electric sports vehicles, drivetrains, and battery systems. It is based in Sveta Nedelja. Mate Rimac launched the business in 2009. The Concept One, the company's initial model, held the record for quickest production electric car in the world.

A mobility pioneer and concept automobile constructor from Switzerland is Rinspeed Inc. Since 1991, they have also created unique ideas and exceptional cars, although they do not go into production, for the CES in Las Vegas, the Geneva Motor Show, and other annual auto events.

American electric car and automotive technology business Rivian Automotive, Inc. was established in 2009. Rivian is developing an electric pickup truck and sport utility vehicle on a "skateboard" framework that may accommodate more cars or be adapted by other businesses.

In 2006, the Chinese carmaker SAIC Motor established the Roewe vehicle label, which specializes in luxury vehicles. MG Rover, a former British automaker, donated its technology to Roewe, who used it to build its first models. As SAIC was unable to acquire the Rover brand name rights (which were maintained by BMW, later sold to Ford, and finally restored to Jaguar Land Rover), the Roewe marque was developed in its stead. The MG brand is used to sell it in the majority of export countries outside of China.

The British luxury automobile manufacturer Rolls-Royce was founded in Manchester in 1904 by the collaboration of Charles Rolls and Henry Royce. Later, the company expanded into the manufacture of aircraft engines. By producing the "greatest automobile in the world," they immediately gained a reputation for outstanding engineering, building on Royce's positive image gained with his cranes. A new facility in Derby was inaugurated in 1908, and the company was established as Rolls-Royce Limited in 1906. The firm began producing aero engines after the First World War. In 1940, joint work on jet engines started, and they soon went into production. For the research and production of engines for defense and commercial aircraft, Rolls-Royce has established a long-lasting reputation.

A British company called Ronart Cars builds one-of-a-kind, custom sports racing automobiles. The Peterborough-based firm was started in 1984 by Rona and Arthur Wolstenholme. With distinctive designs ranging from open wheel racing vehicles to contemporary sports cars, the firm develops and manufactures sports and racing automobiles for both road legal and track day use.

Dean Rosen and Ian Grunes established Rossion in the United States in 2006. Since 2003, Rossion has been importing Noble vehicles into the United States under the name 1G Racing.