The Bisu T5 was a mid-size sport utility vehicle (SUV) produced by Chinese automaker Bisu Auto, a brand created under the larger Yinxiang–BAIC joint venture structure. Introduced during a period of rapid expansion in China’s SUV market, the T5 represented Bisu’s attempt to move beyond entry-level vehicles and compete in the increasingly popular family-oriented seven-seat…
The Ruixiang X3 is a compact sport utility vehicle (SUV) produced by Chinese automaker Ruixiang Auto, a brand that emerged from the restructuring of the former BAIC Yinxiang joint venture. Introduced in the early 2020s, the X3 reflects a broader trend in China’s automotive industry: the reuse of existing engineering platforms combined with updated styling,…
The Ruixiang X5 represents one of the most important vehicles in the history of the young Ruixiang automotive brand. Introduced as a modern mid-size crossover SUV, the X5 was developed during a period of significant transformation within China’s automotive industry. Combining attractive styling, practical three-row seating, turbocharged performance, and modern technology, the X5 became a…
Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Company’s Diverse Automotive Segments The history of China’s automotive industry is filled with brands that rose rapidly during the country’s economic boom and then either evolved, merged into larger organizations, or disappeared as market conditions changed. Among the most notable examples are Changhe, Huansu, and Weiwang, three brands associated with Beijing…
The Rise, Collapse, and Reinvention of BAIC’s Chongqing Automotive Brands Among the many automotive brands created during China’s rapid automotive expansion in the 2010s, few experienced a journey as dramatic as Bisu, Hoen, and Ruixiang. These brands were connected through a complex relationship involving the state-owned automotive giant BAIC Group and the private-sector Yinxiang Group….