Which country does Peugeot belong to?
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Peugeot Automobile Company is the largest automobile company in France and one of the top ten automobile companies in the world. Therefore, the Peugeot cars it produces are highly favored by consumers in terms of both quality and appearance. The following is an introduction to Peugeot: 1. Introduction: Peugeot is an automobile brand under Peugeot Automobile Company, a subsidiary of the French PSA Peugeot Citroën Group. Peugeot Automobile Company is a long-established automobile manufacturer in Europe. The Peugeot brand has established a sales network in 160 countries worldwide, with 10,000 sales outlets. 2. Development: In 1890, Armand quickly abandoned steam power in favor of gasoline. The first gasoline-powered Peugeot "Type 2" car was introduced in Valentigney, equipped with a Daimler engine, and mass production began the following year. 3. Development in China: The PSA Peugeot Citroën Group has a joint venture in China with Dongfeng Motor Corporation called Dongfeng Peugeot Citroën Automobile Company Ltd. (DPCA), which was established in 1992. 1932: The Yellow Journey, from Beirut to Beijing, covering a total distance of 12,000 kilometers. The first feat in human history to complete the crossing of the Eurasian continent relying on mechanical power.
The Peugeot brand holds a special place in my heart because I once lived in France and know it's entirely French. The Peugeot family started in France back in 1810, initially making coffee grinders and bicycles—how fascinating is that? By 1889, they introduced their first car, with that iconic, refined design that's simply captivating. Today, Peugeot remains deeply rooted in France, headquartered in Sochaux, where its design center preserves French elegance and innovation. The pride the French take in Peugeot cars rivals their love for wine. On the streets of Paris, I often see Peugeot 206s or 508s zipping around, feeling like a moving piece of history. If you visit France, I recommend taking a Peugeot taxi—it’s a true taste of the brand’s French soul.
