re-formed with Renault in 2017 with plans to launch light commercial vehicles and SUVs with Renault technology, under the Jinbei and Renault marques. Key models include: Jinbei Konect (Guanjing) Jinbei New Haise Jinbei F50 Jinbei S70 Jinbei Haishiwang Operations BMW-branded autos are made at a production base in the Northeastern Chinese city of Shenyang completed in 2004, and ongoing construction saw this base increase its production capacity to 200,000 units/year by 2012. An engine-making production base is located in Mianyang, Sichuan province. Sales A total of 188,143 Brilliance marque vehicles were sold in China in 2013, making it the 25th largest-selling car brand in the country in that year (and the tenth largest-selling Chinese brand). European exports In 2007, Brilliance's BS6 sedan performed poorly in a crash test conducted by Germany's ADAC, receiving only one out of five possible stars in the Euro NCAP rating. Brilliance then redesigned the car, changing at least sixty components, and it saw a three-star performance in a crash test performed by Spain's Idiada. However, the price also rose considerably, and the importer (HSO Motors) went bankrupt in November 2009. Brilliance then tried to go it alone, but with high pricing and considerable market reluctance after the well-publicized crash test failures, exports to Europe were ended in April 2010 with no immediate plans for resumption. SAIPA In 2015, Brilliance announced it had started joint production with SAIPA of Iran, to produce the H300 and H200 models, under the local brand name of Saipa. References External links Car brands Companies listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Car manufacturers of China Chinese brands Luxury motor vehicle manufacturers Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 1992 Multinational companies headquartered in China Companies that have filed for bankruptcy in the People's Republic of China Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of China