Qingling Motors Co., Ltd. (HKEX:1122; OTC:QGLHF) manufactures and sells Isuzu-branded commercial vehicles in China; offers light-, medium- and heavy-duty trucks, pick-up trucks, chassis, automobile parts, accessories, diesel and gasoline engines ranging from 77 to 380 horsepower, electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and engines; produces molds for automobile parts; provides automobile retailing, after-sales service and spare parts supply; exports products internationally; operates primarily in the People's Republic of China with headquarters in Chongqing and a listed office in Central, Hong Kong; founded in 1985 as China's first Sino-foreign joint venture with Isuzu Motors of Japan, a subsidiary of Qingling Motors (Group) Company Limited which holds a 50.1% stake. The company cultivates Isuzu and self-branded patterns across traditional fuel, pure electric and hydrogen-fueled technological routes; serves commercial vehicle, special-purpose vehicle, engine and parts industries targeting domestic and export markets; employs approximately 2,863 people. Recent developments include a September 2025 repurchase agreement for 51 new energy vehicles with Chongqing Transportation Equipment Financial Leasing and Zunyi Xingjunling Automobile, independent third parties connected to state assets and a dealer; recognition of RMB22.5 million in government grants for hydrogen fuel cell vehicle R&D in the six months ended June 30, 2025; revenue of RMB2.072 billion in H1 2025, down slightly from prior year; focus on electrification, intelligence, internet connectivity and sharing amid ongoing market-oriented reforms.