Skyworth Auto

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Skyworth Auto
Type Subsidiary
Industry Automotive
Founded2017;7 years ago (2017)
Headquarters,
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Huang Hongsheng (Chairman)
Products Electric Vehicles
Owner Nanjing Golden Dragon Bus
Parent Skywell New Energy Automobile Group
Website Official Website

Skyworth Auto is a Chinese manufacturer of electric passenger vehicles based in Nanjing, and operating since 2017. The brand belongs to Chinese company Skywell, in partnership with Skyworth Group.

Contents

History

Skywell New Energy

In 2017, Skywell, owner of Nanjing Golden Dragon Bus, announced an expansion into passenger vehicles. 'Skywell New Energy' was created with this goal as a subsidiary.

In the same year, development work began on the first electric car at the research and development center in Nanjing.

In 2020, Skywell's electric car development division officially introduced the Skywell ET5 as its first vehicle, to be manufactured by Tianmei Automobile. [1]

Skyworth Auto

In April 2021, the division was renamed Skyworth Auto to distinguish it from parent Skywell. [2] Initially, the name change did not include the Skywell ET5 itself, however in July 2021 the vehicle itself received both a new marque and destination, as the Skyworth EV6. [3]

In 2021, German company Elaris announced it would be distributing the EV6 locally as the Elaris Beo. [4]

Skyworth EV6, badged as an Imperium ET5 2021 Imperium ET5 front.jpg
Skyworth EV6, badged as an Imperium ET5

Imperium Motors also announced it would be bringing the EV6 to the US and Canada the same year, as the ET5 Imperium. [5]

In November 2023, during the Guangzhou Auto Show, Skyworth presented the first teaser of the expansion of the company's range with another model in the form of a prototype of the flagship Shyhome electric limousine. [6]


Products

Current

Sales

Skyworth Auto sales [7] [8]
YearSales
20214,088
202221,916
202329,701

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