When it comes to electric vehicles, no one can outmatch the popularity of Tesla. Founded in 2003, the company started small but became a global sensation after Elon Musk joined the company in 2004 and eventually became its CEO. Their incredible innovation, backed up by actual production, as well as the cult-like status of the company, has made it one of the top car manufacturers in the world - EV or Non-EV.
The Car Brands category on the VehicleSizes.com Blog offers in-depth articles focused on automotive manufacturers and their approach to vehicle sizing and design. Whether you're comparing how different brands handle vehicle dimensions, looking into brand-specific trends, or exploring how certain manufacturers evolve their models over time, this section provides valuable insights. From global giants to niche automakers, our posts highlight key differences and interesting facts about car brands across the industry. It's a great resource for anyone interested in how vehicle size varies from one brand to another — and why that matters.
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Only a handful of car manufacturers can truly associate their name with both luxury and performance, and BMW (Bayerische Motoren Werke) is one of them. Established as Otto Flugmaschinenfabrik in 1910 with its current name adopted in 1922, BMW started as an aircraft engine manufacturer and only started making vehicles in 1928.
Describing Volvo's history in the car industry is like describing your very smart friend who just wants everyone to enjoy the ride. Smart innovations, focus on practicality and safety have made Volvo one of the most recognized car manufacturers to date. And like a smart friend, Volvo is also looking forward to the future and keeping up with growing trends.
