With roots stretching back to 1969, Dongfeng Motor Corporation is one of China’s largest state-owned automotive manufacturers. Its passenger vehicle lineup today is fully electric — delivering modern design, intelligent connectivity, and exceptional value for Central European drivers.

Dongfeng vehicles offer a compelling and accessible entry point into Chinese electromobility, with competitive pricing and a strong technology package across all models.

Launched in 2019 as Dongfeng’s dedicated premium electric brand, Voyah rapidly established itself as China’s answer to European luxury SUVs and executive MPVs. Voyah vehicles are built on advanced electric platforms with deep Huawei integration — delivering intelligent cockpit systems, advanced driver assistance, and an uncompromising premium interior.

From the sweeping Voyah Free SUV to the executive Voyah Dream MPV, every model is designed for drivers who refuse to choose between luxury, technology, and electrification.

MHERO is the ultimate expression of Dongfeng’s electric ambition: a luxury off-road vehicle platform for those who refuse to be confined by convention — or terrain. Built by Dongfeng’s Nammi division, MHERO vehicles combine extreme off-road capability with genuine luxury.

The MHERO I BEV delivers four motors, 800 kW combined output, 1,400 Nm of torque, and a 0–100 km/h time of 4.2 seconds — in a 3.4-tonne body capable of crossing rivers, sand dunes, and rock fields with equal confidence.

Forthing — known in China as Fengxing — is the passenger vehicle brand of Dongfeng Liuzhou Motor, established in 2001. With annual production capacity exceeding 300,000 vehicles, Forthing specialises in family-focused SUVs and MPVs available with pure electric, PHEV, REEV, and hybrid powertrains.

In 2024, Plastonic was awarded Forthing’s Outstanding Partner Award by Dongfeng Liuzhou Motor Co., Ltd., recognising our performance as Central European distribution partner.

Hongqi — literally “Red Flag” — is China’s oldest and most prestigious automotive brand, founded in 1958 by FAW Group and originally built exclusively for heads of state. Today, Hongqi is China’s flagship luxury brand, competing directly with Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and BMW in the premium segment.

Following its acclaimed debut at the 2024 Paris Motor Show, Hongqi is entering Central Europe with its all-electric EH7 sedan and EHS7 SUV — built on the proprietary Tiangong electric platform, with up to 655 km WLTP range, Nappa leather interiors, and pricing starting from €49,999.