DFSK Motor

DFSK is a renowned brand in the automotive industry, offering a wide range of innovative products and services. Established in 2003, DFSK has garnered over 3 million users worldwide and achieved an impressive sales record of over 400,000 units in 2017 alone. It's a joint venture between Dongfeng Motor Corporation and Seres Group.

Products

Fengon

Fengon (or DFSK Glory for foreign markets) formerly known as Dongfeng Fengguang (东风风光), is the sub-brand of Seres that produces passenger vehicles. Established in 2008, Fengon brand targets at affordable compact MPVs and SUVs. It used to be a joint-venture brand with Dengfeng Group but was fully acquired by Seres Group in 2022. The Fengon brand began to replace the former Dongfeng logo and replaced it with its own Fengon logo in models after the acquisition.

Current model

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Car

• Fengon Mini EV (2022–present), city car

SUV

• Fengon ix5 (2019–present), compact SUV
• Fengon 580 (2016–present), mid-size SUV
• Fengon 500 (2019–present), subcompact SUV
• Fengon S560 (2017–present), compact SUV

MPV/Minivan

• Fengon 380/E380 (2022–present), compact MPV
• Fengon 330S (2019–present), compact MPV
• Fengon 330 (2014–present), compact MPV
• 
  Fengon ix7
• 
  Fengon ix5
• 
  Fengon 500
• 
  Fengon 580
• 
  Fengon S560
• 
  Fengon 380
• 
  Fengon 330
• 
  Fengon 330S
• 
  Fengon Mini EV

Discontinued model

SUV

• Fengon E1 (2020-2023), city car, rebadged Dongfeng Nano EX1

• Fengon E3 (2019-2022), subcompact SUV, EREV variant of Fengon 500
• Fengon ix7 (2020–2023), mid-size SUV

MPV/Minivan

• Fengon 370 (2016-2020), compact MPV
• Fengon 360 (2015-2017), compact MPV
• Fengon 350 (2016-2020), compact MPV

• 
  Fengon 370
• 
  Fengon 360
• 
  Fengon 350
• 
  Fengon E3

DFSK/Dongfeng Xiaokang (东风小康)

The DFSK is a brand of Seres that produces light commercial vehicles. Currently available products include:

• C-Series
  • Sokon C37/C36
  • Sokon C31/C32
• K-Series
  • Sokon K05
  • Sokon K07
  • Sokon K09
  • Sokon K05S
  • Sokon K07S
  • Sokon K01/K02
• V-Series
  • Sokon V07S- microvan
  • Sokon V21- single cab pickup
  • Sokon V22- crew cab pickup
  • Sokon V25- microvan
  • Sokon V26- microvan
  • Sokon V27- microvan
  • Sokon V29- microvan/ pickup
• Ruichi (瑞驰) EV
  • EC35- mid-size van
  • EC31- small box truck
  • ED75- mid-size van based on a reverse-engineered copy of the Toyota HiAce body

References