- CEO
- Kuo Hsing Hsu
- Full Time Employees
- 1,088
- Sector
- Consumer durables
- Industry
- Motor vehicles
- Address
- No. 39-1, Bogongkeng Miaoli MIA Taiwan 367
- IPO Date
- Jul 8, 1976
- Business
- Yulon Motor Company Ltd. (2201.TW) manufactures and markets automobiles, related parts and components in Taiwan, China and the Philippines. The company operates through Brand, Supporting, Horizontal, Taiwan Retail, China Retail, and Others segments, offering Nissan passenger vehicles including Cefiro and Sentra models; Infiniti luxury vehicles; Luxgen brand passenger cars featuring intelligent technology; recreational vehicles, small- and medium-sized cars, electric vehicles, sports cars, sport utility vehicles, multi-purpose vehicles; vehicle assembly, maintenance, repair, leasing, insurance, second-hand sales, car loans and towing services; electric vehicle components, car interiors, seats, batteries and energy storage products; multi-brand original equipment manufacturing services. Yulon Motor provides wholesale and retail of vehicle spare parts, installment financing for cars and trucks, metal casting, construction, equipment leasing, second-hand vehicle authentication, heavy vehicle maintenance, information processing, consulting on cars and electronics, computer software maintenance and real estate leasing. Founded in 1953 and headquartered in Miaoli County, Taiwan, the company changed its name from Yulon Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. in 1960 and maintains operations primarily in Taiwan with extensions to Southeast Asia. Recent developments include the launch of the MG G50+ model leveraging group synergies, upgrades to painting processes for enhanced production efficiency, development of battery module assembly lines for energy storage expansion and contract manufacturing growth; ongoing rumors and investor briefings regarding potential acquisition of the Luxgen brand by Foxtron Vehicle Technologies, the joint venture with Foxconn (Hon Hai), which operates the MIH electric vehicle open platform to bolster electric vehicle competitiveness; and strategic focus on new energy manufacturing, electrification and high value-added energy technologies amid Taiwan's auto market conditions.