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What is venucia?

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OOscar

07/29/25 7:28pm

Venucia is a Dongfeng Venucia automobile. The name 'Venucia' originates from Greek, meaning 'morning star'. The Venucia brand was established in Beijing on September 8, 2010, and is affiliated with the Dongfeng Nissan brand. Starting from April 2012, Venucia launched three high-quality models—D50, R50, and R50X—within a year and a half, comprehensively meeting the needs of consumers in the mass market. Dongfeng Venucia primarily offers models such as: Venucia V, Venucia D60, Venucia Star, Venucia R30, Venucia D50, Venucia R50, Venucia M50V, Venucia R50X, Venucia E30, Venucia T60, Venucia T70, Venucia T70X, Venucia T90, Venucia D60EV, Venucia T60EV, Morning Wind, Venucia Viwa, Venucia THEV, Venucia VOW, Venucia THEX, and many others. The development history of Dongfeng Venucia is as follows: September 8, 2010, Beijing: The Venucia brand was officially announced. April 2012, Beijing Auto Show: The Venucia D50 was officially launched for sale. September 8, 2012, Zhengzhou: The second model, Venucia R50, was launched. November 2012, Guangzhou Auto Show: Venucia's first mass-produced pure electric vehicle, the e30, made its debut. April 2013, Shanghai Auto Show: Venucia announced its new energy strategy, and the concept car Viwa was unveiled. February 17, 2014, Guangzhou: Venucia and Guangzhou Evergrande Football Club jointly held a signing ceremony, officially becoming strategic partners. April 20, 2015: The 'Venucia VOW', designed for the young generation, made a stunning debut. February 7, 2017: Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd. Dongfeng Venucia Automobile Company was officially established, abbreviated as Dongfeng Venucia. March 20, 2018: Dongfeng Venucia and iFlytek officially signed a strategic cooperation agreement, launching comprehensive and in-depth cooperation in the field of intelligent connected vehicles. April 16, 2019, Shanghai Auto Show: Dongfeng Nissan Venucia, under the theme 'Smart & Fun First Taste', showcased three EV models—Venucia D60EV, Venucia T60EV, and Venucia e30—along with the new concept car TheV, and announced the 'Morning Star Plan'. December 28, 2020: Dongfeng Venucia was integrated into Dongfeng Nissan's management, transitioning from an independent brand to the second brand under Dongfeng Nissan Passenger Vehicle Company.

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