Zhengzhou Nissan Automobile Company

It produces passenger cars under the Nissan marque and commercial vehicles under the Dongfeng marque.

• Name — Dongfeng Motor Company Limited • Type — Joint venture • Founded — Shiyan, Hubei, China 9 June 2003 • Founder — * Dongfeng Motor Group • Nissan • Hq Location City — Wuhan, Hubei • Hq Location Country — China • Key People — Daisuke Koike (CEO) • Industry — Automotive • Products — Automobiles • Production — 1,501,562 • Production Year — 2017 • Revenue — 169.144 billion • Revenue Year — 2017 • Net Income — 13.860 billion • Net Income Year — 2017 • Assets — 141.409 billion • Assets Year — 2017 • Equity — 41.256 billion • Equity Year — 2017 • Num Employees — Approximately 70,000 • Subsidiaries — Dongfeng Automobile Company • Website — https: www.dongfeng-nissan.com.cn/ • Footnotes — Figures obtained from Dongfeng Motor Group's annual report; DFL's annual report was not disclosed; production volume included subsidiaries

Dongfeng Motor Corporation (and previously 东风汽车公司) is a separate legal entity from Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd.. Dongfeng Motor Corporation is a Chinese, state-owned automaker while Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd. is a joint venture between Dongfeng Motor Group and Nissan. Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd. had a subsidiary Dongfeng Automobile Co., Ltd. (DFAC) which also had a similar name with Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd.. As of 2011, according to Reuters, about 68% of Dongfeng Motor Group products were connected to Nissan, and, as of 2006, the company was being referred to as "the biggest Sino-foreign vehicle joint venture".

Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd. (DFL) was formally established on 9 June 2003 and began operations on 1 July 2003. Initially headquartered in Shiyan, it moved closer to its Chinese parent relocating to Wuhan in June, 2006. In September 2010, DFL unveiled a new automobile marque, Venucia, to sell vehicles tailored specifically for second- and third-tier Chinese cities in the poorer interior of the country. In 2011, a roadmap for additional investment in Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd. by its Japanese and Chinese parents was drawn up as part of a plan to boost annual sales from around 1.3 million vehicles in 2010 to over 2.3 million by 2015. In April 2012, it was announced that Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd. would begin manufacturing models from the range of Nissan's luxury marque, Infiniti, beginning in 2014. In 2017, the majority stake of Zhengzhou Nissan was acquired from the listed subsidiaries Dongfeng Automobile Company for 788 million.

As of 2006, the company reportedly had factories in Hubei, Guangdong, the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, and Zhejiang. As of 2015, a subsidiary, Dongfeng Nissan Passenger Vehicle Company, is listed as having a R&D center as well as a variety of factories including sites in: Dalian, Huadu, Xiangyang, and Zhengzhou. The Dalian location may be the same site that was in the planning stages as of 2012 and slated to produce Nissan-branded automobiles. A corporate campus and design center in Huadu, Guangzhou, was announced in 2017. In 2018, Dongfeng Motor's overall sales volume reached 1.547 million vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 3.9%. In November 2024, Dongfeng Nissan and Huawei signed a strategic cooperation agreement. The two parties will build a new car's intelligent cockpit system based on the HI model, making Dongfeng Nissan the first Sino-foreign joint venture automaker to cooperate with Huawei.

• Katsumi Nakamura (2003–2008) • Kimiyasu Nakamura (2008–2013) • Jun Seki (2014–2019) • Makoto Uchida (2019) • Daisuke Koike (2019–2026) • Isao Sekiguchi (2026-present)

As of 2020 12, DFL had the following subsidiaries: • Dongfeng Automobile Company (60.1%) • Dongfeng Nissan Passenger Vehicle Company • Zhengzhou Nissan Automobile Company • Dongfeng Infiniti Motor Company • Dongfeng Motor Parts and Components Group Company

• Nissan Tiida • Nissan Altima • Nissan Teana • Nissan N6 • Nissan N7 • Nissan NX7 • Nissan NX8 • Nissan Sylphy • Nissan Ariya • Nissan Kicks • Nissan Pathfinder • Nissan Qashqai • Nissan X-Trail • Illustration — Nissan Tiida • Illustration — Nissan Altima • Illustration — Nissan Teana • Illustration — Nissan N6 • Illustration — Nissan N7 • Illustration — Nissan NX8 • Illustration — Nissan Sylphy • Illustration — Nissan Ariya • Illustration — Nissan Kicks • Illustration — Nissan Pathfinder • Illustration — Nissan Qashqai Glory • Illustration — Nissan Qashqai • Illustration — Nissan X-Trail

• Nissan March • Nissan Sunny • Nissan Lannia • Nissan Maxima • Nissan Murano • Nissan Teana • Nissan Livina • Nissan Bluebird • Illustration — Nissan March • Illustration — Nissan Sunny • Illustration — Nissan Lannia • Illustration — Nissan Maxima • Illustration — Nissan Murano • Illustration — Nissan Teana • Illustration — Nissan Livina • Illustration — Nissan Bluebird

After the majority stake of Zhengzhou Nissan was acquired by Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd., there are three brands of products sold under the firm, including Dongfeng, Fengdu, and Nissan.

• Dongfeng Rich • Dongfeng Rich EV • Dongfeng Rich SUV • Dongfeng Rich 6 • Dongfeng Rich 7 • Dongfeng Z9 • Dongfeng Succe (discontinued) • Dongfeng Succe EV • Dongfeng Succe EV panelvan • Dongfeng Yufeng • Dongfeng Yufeng S16 (discontinued) • Dongfeng Yufeng P16 • Dongfeng Yufeng EM26 • Dongfeng Yufeng EM27L • Dongfeng Junfeng • Dongfeng Oting (discontinued) • Illustration — Dongfeng Rich • Illustration — Dongfeng Rich 6 • Illustration — Dongfeng Rich 7 • Illustration — Dongfeng Z9 • Illustration — Dongfeng Palazzo • Illustration — Dongfeng Succe • Illustration — Dongfeng Yufeng • Illustration — Dongfeng Yufeng EM26 • Illustration — Dongfeng Yufeng EM27L • Illustration — Dongfeng Junfeng • Illustration — Dongfeng Oting

Electric commercial van products. • Dongfeng Ruitaite EM10 • Dongfeng Ruitaite EM16 • Dongfeng Ruitaite EM30 • Illustration — Dongfeng Ruitaite EM10

• Fengdu MX3 • Fengdu MX5 • Fengdu MX6 • Fengdu Paladin • Illustration — Fengdu MX3 • Illustration — Fengdu MX5 • Illustration — Fengdu MX6

• Nissan NV200 • Nissan Navara • Nissan Terra • Nissan Frontier Pro • Illustration — Nissan NV200 • Illustration — Nissan Navara • Illustration — Nissan Terra • Illustration — Nissan Frontier Pro