Inside the engine compartment, in front of the left shock absorber.
Faw Hainan Automobile Co., Ltd (FHC) is located in Haikou City, Hainan Province, is a state-owned large-scale enterprise built on the basis of a full set of equipment purchased in 1988 from the Philippine Stamping Plant and Assembly Plant of the U.S. Ford Motor Co. and the introduction of automated production lines from the U.S., U.K., and Japan in the processes of welding, assembly, and painting.
After more than ten years of development, the company has technologically advanced production lines for stamping, welding, painting and assembly, machining, power, physical and chemical testing, automatic integrated three-dimensional warehouse and other auxiliary production facilities, as well as computer management systems, computer-aided design and manufacturing systems, and has become a national production base for light buses and cars. The annual designed production capacity is 50,000 vehicles.
In 1992, the company and Japan's Mazda Motor Corporation (MC) joint venture established Hainan Mazda Automobile Stamping Co., Ltd. introduced the development of 323 sedan, Haima station wagon, van and MPV series of models, set up a high-quality Hainan Mazda brand. Group development is a necessary way to enhance the competitiveness of enterprises and realize industrial restructuring.
The company entered FAW Group on January 18, 1998, and its sedan and MPV products were included in the unified planning of the group and the national automobile industry.