DFSK (Sokon)

Dongfeng Sokon (DFSK), known as Dongfeng Xiaokang (东风小康) in Chinese, was formed on June 27th, 2003, as a joint venture between Dongfeng and Chongqing Sokon Industry Group Co Ltd.[1] Since 2015, DFSK has produced microvans, flat-bed commercial trucks, and passenger vehicles under the Dongfeng Fengguang brand.[2] Manufacturing for DFSK takes place in four total facilities, two of which are located in Hubei Shiyan and two in Chongqing[3]. The brand is associated with the Dongfeng logo in markets such as Peru, Switzerland and the United Kingdom[4] where a subsidiary, Dongfeng Sokon, uses the name as a trademark in conjunction with the red, dual-sparrows logo. In addition to the aforementioned countries,[4] DFSK began to assemble and market products in Indonesia in 2015.[5] Plans at the time of launch included an expected production of 50,000 units/year.[5] In July 2018, DFSK launched an SUV line in Indonesia with a combined sales target of 5,000 units. [6]

  • for Indonesia, see "DFSK Indonesia". dfskmotors.co.id. 2015.
  • for South Korea, see "(주)신원CK모터스(둥펑쏘콘)". www.swck.co.kr. 2018.

Dongfeng Xiaokang (东风小康)/ DFSK (Sokon)

The DFSK (Sokon) or Dongfeng Xiaokang brand is the sub-brand of Dongfeng Xiaokang that produces light commercial vehicles. Currently available products include:

  • C-series
  • K-series
    • Sokon K07s
    • Sokon K01/ K023

Dongfeng Fengguang

Dongfeng Fengguang is the sub-brand of Dongfeng Xiaokang that produces passenger vehicles. Established in 2008, Dongfeng Fengguang has a series of affordable compact MPVs and CUVs. Currently available products include:

  • Fengguang ix5 mid-size CUV
  • Fengguang 580 mid-size CUV - DFSK G7 in South Korean Market.
  • Fengguang S560 compact CUV
  • Fengguang 370 compact MPV
  • Fengguang 330S compact MPV
  • Fengguang 330 compact MPV

See also

  • Companies portal

References

  1. ↑ Hong Kong newsroom (10 March 2017). "BRIEF-Chongqing Sokon's sales of vehicles, engines up in Feb". reuters.com. Thomson Reuters.
  2. ↑ "Modelos". dfsk.ch.
  3. ↑ Searles, Nathan. "WELCOME TO DFSK". www.dfsk.com. Retrieved 2018-09-08.
  4. 1 2 For Peru, see "DFSK". dfsk.com.pe. 2015.
    • for Switzerland, see "Willkommen bei DFSK". dfsk.com.pe. 2015.
    • for the UK, see "About DFSK". DSFK. Retrieved 2013-06-11.
  5. 1 2 Amianti, Grace (27 July 2015). "Chinese car to be produced in Indonesia". thejakartapost.com. The Jakarta Post.
  6. ↑ Post, The Jakarta. "Sokonindo's DFSK to launch more SUVs in Indonesia". The Jakarta Post. Retrieved 2018-08-31.
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