Qingling Group is a key backbone enterprise in China's auto industry. Its predecessor was Chongqing Automobile Manufacturing Plant, and in 1985 it established Chongqing's first sino-foreign joint venture with Isuzu Motors of Japan. In 1994, it became the first company in China's auto industry to list in Hong Kong, and in 2005 Isuzu increased its capital and implemented joint operation.
It mainly produces Isuzu full-series commercial trucks, Qingling self-owned brand conventional fuel and new energy commercial trucks, Isuzu 100-520 horsepower 6-series engines, and Bosch hydrogen fuel cell engines. The group has been profitable for 40 consecutive years and has been listed among the "China Top 500 Manufacturing Enterprises".