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SUZUKI is a Japanese automobile manufacturing company, known for producing mini-vehicles. Initially focused on the manufacturing of weaving machines, Suzuki Motor Corporation was established and renamed Suzuki Automatic Loom Works Ltd. in 1954, and later changed to the present-day Suzuki Motor Corporation in 1990. The product line of Suzuki is diverse, including automobiles, motorcycles, outboard motors, motorboats, and elevators. The company is committed to providing high-quality, high-performance vehicles that are easy to use and comfortable to ride, with the mission of offering products that enrich people's lives. In recent years, under the slogan "Way of life," Suzuki has been dedicated to providing products that add color to customers' lives. Suzuki leads in the sales of mini-vehicles in the Japanese market and sells its products in 127 countries and regions worldwide. In the Chinese market, Suzuki began providing technology in 1984 and established a joint venture with Changan Automobile in 1993, named Changan Suzuki, and another joint venture with Changhe Automobile in 1995, named Changhe Suzuki. The cumulative sales of Suzuki in the Chinese market have exceeded 1 million units, with its products favored by numerous customers. Suzuki's import car business in China is conducted through 4S stores of Changan Suzuki and Changhe Suzuki, as well as exclusive stores of Suzuki China. Approximately 40 4S stores located in coastal and provincial capital cities were initially selected as sales channels, with an initial sales plan of 2,000 units. The imported models from Suzuki include the flagship model "GRAND VITARA," and the off-road vehicle "JIMNY," both of which have received acclaim worldwide and maintain a good sales momentum. Suzuki Motor Corporation is also a member of the Toyota Group, and General Motors once held a 10% stake in it. The "S" in Suzuki's logo represents the first uppercase letter of "SUZUKI," symbolizing the boundless development of Suzuki Motor Corporation.