
The brand name of Gree Automobile is Guangtong Yinlong New Energy Vehicle. Below is more information about Gree Automobile: 1. The first model of Gree Automobile is an MPV. The Guangtong Yinlong pickup truck features the 'Five Rings' as its brand logo, with the entire logo composed of five circles. 2. In terms of body dimensions, this pickup truck is equipped with a hatchback-style cargo box cover. The body dimensions (length × width × height) are: 521918701844 (mm), with a curb weight of 1840kg. 3. The new energy pickup truck has advantages such as low pollution, strong carrying capacity, high torque, and powerful performance, making it highly attractive to consumers. 4. The Guangtong Yinlong new energy pickup truck is equipped with superior batteries, adding value to China's new energy pickup truck market. Moreover, it has a mature R&D platform, so the development prospects for this pickup truck are relatively optimistic.

















Many people might confuse the Gree brand. I've checked the information - Gree Electric mainly produces air conditioners and home appliances, that's the company of Auntie Dong Mingzhu. However, they did invest in automotive-related enterprises, such as Zhuhai Gree Titanium New Energy, which specializes in new energy buses and energy storage equipment. When it comes to common passenger car brands we see, those would be , FAW and such. Gree itself doesn't manufacture family cars. If you see something called Gree Auto, it's probably misinformation. There are so many car brands now that it's easy to get confused. I'd suggest going directly to 4S dealerships to check out domestic brands like Geely or Changan - after all, they've had dedicated automobile production lines for decades.

Last week, I encountered this exact situation while helping a friend shop for a car. She searched online for 'Gree Motors' only to find that no such brand exists. Having repaired cars for over a decade, I know for a fact that Gree Appliances has never manufactured passenger vehicles. Though Gree Titanium does produce commercial buses, those are strictly for public transit routes. For family cars, stick with established automakers - Aion's new EV is quite impressive with a genuine 600+ km range. Remember, always verify models against the MIIT catalog; anything not listed is essentially a fly-by-night operation.

Simply put, Gree doesn't make cars. Dong Mingzhu's Gree Electric is a home appliance giant. Although it invested in Zhuhai Yinlong for new energy commercial vehicles, the household car market has never seen the Gree brand. Nowadays, car naming is indeed chaotic, with alone having seven or eight sub-brands like Haval/Wey/Tank. Consumers are better off buying directly from the OEM. Only those with complete after-sales services like BYD's Dynasty series are reliable. Privately rebranded vehicles can't even pass annual inspections.

The experienced mechanic at the repair shop tells you: Gree sells air conditioners! Their invested company, Yinlong Energy, does manufacture electric buses, those with 'Gree Titanium' written on the body. Ordinary consumers should avoid rebranded cars when sedans. Last year, a customer came to me with a rebranded car from a small factory, and even the parts couldn't be ordered. Stick to state-owned enterprises like FAW, Dongfeng, or SAIC, or at least buy from private giants like Geely. Recently, Chery's Exlantix ET has been quite popular, with a range that can exceed 700 kilometers.

This misunderstanding is quite interesting. Gree Electric Appliances invested in Zhuhai Yinlong in 2016, now called Gree Titanium New Energy, mainly producing lithium titanate batteries and electric buses. However, there is no Gree brand in the household car sector. It's likely a mix-up between Gree air conditioners and cars. Be cautious of counterfeit manufacturers when cars—some small workshops use names like 'Gree' for rebranding. Legitimate brands like the BYD Seal cost just over 200,000 yuan, offering 700 km range with Blade Battery and lifetime warranty on the three electric systems.


