Is Venucia a Joint Venture Car?

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LeChristian
07/28/25 4:19pm
Venucia is not a joint venture car but a domestic brand. Venucia is an independent domestic brand under the joint venture Dongfeng Nissan. The main models under the Venucia brand include the Venucia T60, Venucia D60, Venucia T70, Venucia T70X, Venucia T90, Venucia M50V, Venucia D50, Venucia R50, and Venucia R50X. The Venucia T70 is the first SUV meticulously developed by the Dongfeng Venucia brand, built on the same platform as the Nissan X-Trail and Qashqai. It incorporates several leading technologies in its class, including the first use of the XTRONIC CVT transmission, the first adoption of a true multi-link independent rear suspension, and the first integration of intelligent features such as a 3D panoramic monitoring system.
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LeGriffin
08/11/25 11:15pm
I remember when I was considering buying a car a few years ago, I specifically looked into Venucia's background. It's a brand jointly established by Dongfeng Motor Group and Japan's Nissan, launched in 2010. Initially, it directly used Nissan's technology platforms, sharing components like engines and chassis, so it felt like a joint-venture car. However, as it developed, especially after 2017, Venucia gradually became independently operated, with Dongfeng leading the brand's direction. Although it still retains elements of Nissan, the brand itself is now considered independent. As an owner, I've driven the Venucia D60—it has steady acceleration, low fuel consumption, and affordable maintenance costs, making it a great value. Some always say joint-venture cars offer better assurance, but Venucia combines the refinement of Japanese cars with the pricing advantages of the Chinese market, creating a kind of hybrid existence. Whether to buy it or not depends on whether you prioritize brand prestige or actual performance. I recommend test-driving it to get a feel for it.
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