CHANGAN (CHANA)

Changan Automobile is a Chinese automotive manufacturer founded in 1862. The company specializes in the design and production of engines, transmissions, suspension components, and body parts for its own vehicles. Manufacturing facilities focus on producing components for steering systems and brake assemblies. The brand is part of the state-owned China South Industries Group. Spare parts are developed according to original equipment specifications for Changan models.

Country

China

Brand History

1. 1862: Founding of the Shanghai Artillery Bureau, which became the foundation of the future corporation. 2. 1958: Production of the first Changjiang Type 46 vehicle. 3. 1984: Start of mass production of vehicles for the civilian market. 4. 2006: Establishment of an in-house R&D center for the development of Blue Core engines. 5. 2023: Large-scale expansion of component production for electric vehicles and hybrid systems.

Key OEM Customers

Changan (own assembly lines), Ford (joint venture production), Mazda (joint venture production).

Type

OEM-Vehicle Manufacturer

Ecology

No information available.

Brand Authentication

Original spare parts are marked with laser engraving featuring a unique 17-digit VIN or part number on the component body. Packaging includes a label with a QR code leading to an internal parts tracking system. An impact stamp with the brand logo is used on metal suspension parts.

Certificates

ISO 9001, IATF 16949.