Mr. Jack Wey, the founder of WEY, has named the brand after his family.
Mr. Jack Wey, the founder of WEY, has named the brand after his family. He has created a Chinese luxury SUV from nothing. The vision determines the world a man can see, while the courage determines the world a man can build. Mr. Jack Wey, a pursuer with unprecedented courage, is now in a more extensive race course, chasing for his better goals. He is shocking the world with his view of the future.
WEY's unique up-pointing logo is inspired from the landmark building structure, the grand flagpole of Baoding Museum of Zhili Governor's Office, which is located at Baoding, China, the hometown of the brand founder, Mr. Jack Wey. It declares the pursuit and commitment of WEY: Be a leading brand of luxury SUV globally. Guide the Chinese brands to go farther and better.
Source: www.gwm-global.com/brands/wey/
Founded: 2016
Founder: Wei Jianjun
Owner: Great Wall Motors
Official Site: www.wey.com
WEY (Chinese: 魏派 or 魏牌) is an automotive marque owned by the Chinese automaker Great Wall Motors. Launched in 2016, the brand focused on premium crossovers and SUVs based on Haval models.
It is also the first Chinese luxury SUV brand created by a global team of over 1,600 designers and researchers from GWM with five-year efforts in line with the highest standards of global luxury brands.
Learn More: WEY Wiki
WEY is aimed at being the world's leading luxury SUV brand and the benchmark of China's intelligent automobile manufacturing. WEY is a brand born with global gene and its developers are professional elites from all over the world. Its products meet the most rigorous safety standards in the world.
The name WEY originated from Great Wall Motor chairman Wei Jianjun's surname (Chinese: 魏; pinyin: Wèi), which had same pronunciations.
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