What car brand is HY?
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HY is the logo of Hongyan Genlyon. SAIC-IVECO-Hongyan Commercial Vehicle Co., Ltd. is jointly invested by SAIC Motor Corporation Limited, a Fortune 500 company and China's largest automotive group, IVECO Commercial Vehicles Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Fiat Group Automobiles which is also a Fortune 500 company, and Chongqing Machinery & Electric Holding Co., Ltd., a Chinese top 500 enterprise. The specific introduction is as follows: 1. Main brands: SAIC Hongyan currently owns three major brands, including Hongyan, IVECO (authorized use), and Steyr (shared use), as well as five series of heavy-duty truck products: Genlyon, King Kong, Jieka, Steyr, and 682, covering the mainstream power range configuration of 290-480 horsepower for heavy-duty trucks, which can fully meet the transportation needs of various fields and purposes such as highway logistics, engineering construction, and special applications. 2. Genlyon: The driving comfort, safety, reliability, economy, and electronic level of the Genlyon GENLYON product have reached the highest domestic level, with most technologies synchronized with Europe and adapted and improved for the domestic environment.
Once while chatting with a friend about car logos, he mentioned seeing a vehicle with HY badging on the rear and asked me what brand it was. I told him it was most likely the abbreviation for Hyundai. The Korean automaker Hyundai is quite common in China, with models like the Elantra and Sonata frequently seen on the roads. However, it's worth noting that some domestic brands also use the HY letter combination for their models, but when it appears as an independent logo, it's essentially Hyundai's minimalist design. Recently, when accompanying family to a dealership, I noticed the new Santa Fe had the HY emblem on its rear. While the current logo has been updated to a slanted H letter, used Hyundai models retaining the HY badging are still commonly found in the used car market.