Which car brand has the L logo?

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There are three car brands with the L logo: Lexus, Luxgen, and Lifan. Lexus is a globally renowned luxury car brand under the Japanese Toyota Group, established in 1983. Luxgen comes from Taiwan's Yulon Group, an automobile manufacturer that has set up subsidiaries in joint ventures with mainland China. Lifan Group was founded in 1992 and is a Chinese private enterprise. The original name of Lexus was not Lexus but 'Lingzhi'. Lexus primarily entered the North American market for sales. In 2004, Lexus entered the Chinese market and officially changed its name to Lexus. By the end of 2019, Lexus had achieved cumulative sales of 1 million units in China. Luxgen is the transliteration of LUXGEN, which combines the English words 'Luxury' and 'Genius'. The Luxgen logo features an L as the main element, along with a stylized variation of Chinese calligraphy. Luxgen is positioned to produce humanized smart cars, including small sedans, SUVs, and MPVs. The Luxgen URX is equipped with a F18 1.8T inline four-cylinder engine, delivering a maximum power of 204 horsepower and a peak torque of 300 Nm. The transmission system is paired with an Aisin 6-speed automatic manual transmission, with front-wheel drive across the entire lineup. Lifan Group initially started by manufacturing motorcycles and later expanded into automobile manufacturing, naming the brand Lifan. Lifan Group is mainly divided into three automobile production bases: Lifan Passenger Vehicle Company primarily produces sedans and commercial vehicles, Lifan Yunnan Dali Junma Company mainly produces trucks and lorries, and Lifan Beiquan Automobile Factory focuses on producing buses. The company aims to leverage the systematic advantages and professional capabilities of industrial investors in all aspects of car manufacturing to quickly become a key player in the battery-swapping ecosystem. Together, they aim to build a 'vehicle, battery, station, cloud' integrated battery-swapping travel ecosystem and establish and improve the brand architecture for both the automobile and battery-swapping brands.