Where is the Bestune engine produced?

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VanPaisley
07/29/25 6:12pm
Bestune engines are produced in China. Here are the specific details: 1. Introduction: Bestune is a brand under the FAW Group, originally established in 2006. However, it remained relatively unknown until 2018 when the brand relaunched its strategy and changed its logo, leading to recent improvements. The new Bestune brand uses a logo called "The Window of the World," with the core element "1" derived from FAW (First Automobile Works), symbolizing the brand's history and heritage. Additionally, the new Bestune brand aims to connect users, the world, and a bright future through "The Window of the World." It also hopes that through this window, industry peers, media, and users can better understand the brand's relentless pursuit and grand vision. 2. Logo: The English logo "BESTUNE" combines "BEST" and "TUNE": "BEST" symbolizes the best, highest, and most suitable, representing the brand's commitment to providing top-tier products and services. "TUNE" stands for rhythm, melody, and trends, marking the beginning of a new chapter in automotive life that consumers aspire to, filled with youthful energy, dynamic melodies, and contemporary trends.
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