Is the Geely Vision X3 a domestic or joint venture car?

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Presley
07/28/25 10:38pm
Geely Vision X3 is a domestic car. The following are the differences between domestic cars and joint venture cars: Investment method: The Chinese side provides land and factory usage rights, and capital. Overseas investors provide brands, technology, capital, talents, etc. to jointly manufacture cars. Brand aspect: Domestic cars are designed and manufactured by Chinese people themselves, and domestic cars are independent brands; joint venture cars are produced through Sino-foreign joint ventures. Price aspect: Due to the core technology being held by foreign companies, joint venture cars often have higher prices. The country's production capacity is insufficient, and there are issues with intellectual property rights. Core technology mainly relies on foreign sources, which results in higher prices for joint venture cars.
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OReed
08/12/25 3:08am
I've checked the background of the Geely Vision X3, and it's absolutely a purely domestic brand vehicle, not a joint venture. Geely Auto is a Chinese homegrown enterprise, with everything from R&D to production completed domestically, without any joint venture with foreign brands. Cars like the Vision X3 feature compact designs and affordable pricing, targeting the entry-level market. I think it's very suitable for first-time car buyers. Domestic cars have made huge progress in recent years, and Geely has even incorporated Volvo's technology, improving safety performance - it's great for city driving. Although joint venture cars like Volkswagen are also commonly produced in China, the Vision X3's advantage lies in its high cost-performance ratio and lower maintenance costs. If you're on a tight budget, it's worth considering. Remember, it's purely domestic without a trace of foreign lineage.
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