Trumpchi

GAC began the construction of facilities to produce vehicles for a new own-brand automotive marque in 2008.[3] The first Trumpchi model to go into production, the Trumpchi GA5 sedan, a four-door mid-size saloon car model based on the platform of the Alfa Romeo 166, went into mass production in September 2010.[3] The first 500 Trumpchi sedans produced were delivered to the organizing committee of the 2010 Asian Games in October 2010.[3]

The Trumpchi Sedan was formally unveiled to the public at Auto Guangzhou in December 2010,[4] and public sales of the vehicles began in the same month.[5] The Trumpchi GS5, a sport utility vehicle based on the same platform as the Trumpchi Sedan, was launched in March 2012.[6][7]

The production version of the Trumpchi GA3 compact sedan was unveiled at the Shanghai Auto Show in April 2013.[8][9]

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  Trumpchi GA3
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  Trumpchi GA3S
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  Trumpchi GA4
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  Trumpchi GA5
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  Trumpchi GA5 REV
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  Trumpchi GA6
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  Trumpchi GA8
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  Trumpchi GS3
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  Trumpchi GS4 II
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  Trumpchi GS5 II
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  Trumpchi GS5 Super
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  Trumpchi GS7
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  Trumpchi GS8
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  Trumpchi GM6
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  Trumpchi GM8
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  Trumpchi GE3
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  Trumpchi Empow
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  Enverge concept

In 2011, 17,000 Trumpchi vehicles were sold in China, the only market in which they were then available.[10] A total of around 32,000 Trumpchi vehicles were sold in 2012.[11]

In September 2012, GAC announced that exports of Trumpchi cars to markets including Eastern Europe, the Middle East, South America and Southeast Asia would begin in 2013.[10]

On 28 December 2021, GAC launched fully-imported CBU model Trumpchi GS3 Power in Malaysia through WTC Automotive to competes against Proton X50, Perodua Ativa and Honda HR-V in Malaysia market.[12]

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