Who is Dongfeng?
Dongfeng is a Chinese automotive group based in Wuhan. Its roots go back to the Second Automobile Manufacturing Plant, established in 1969. The company makes passenger cars and commercial vehicles, and is known in China for its broad automotive business, which also includes electric and other new-energy vehicles.
The name covers a varied range rather than a single type of car. In the European Union, the models appearing in official registration figures for 2024–2025 are the Box and Free.
What are the Dongfeng Box and Free?
The Box is a small electric hatchback aimed at everyday urban use. It gives Dongfeng an accessible, compact entry point in Europe, with battery power suited to local journeys and city streets.
The Free is a larger SUV from Dongfeng's premium Voyah brand. Voyah is the group's higher-end electric vehicle marque; the Free has been offered in different markets with electric and range-extender powertrains. In the EU registrations shown here, it appears from 2025.
How has the European range developed?
The EU picture starts with the Box in 2024, followed by the Free in 2025. That places a small electric hatchback alongside a more substantial SUV, broadening the range from a city-focused model to a family-sized option.
The Box recorded 2,197 EU registrations across 2024–2025. The Free recorded 86 in 2025. These figures show the Box as the more established of the pair in the EU so far, while the Free represents a newer addition.
Where can you find Dongfeng cars?
Official EU registration figures show Dongfeng. The company has also announced European launches for its vehicles, while the group sells products in markets around the world. Availability differs by country and model, so the name on a badge may be part of a wider family of brands.
Questions and answers
Which Dongfeng models appear in EU registrations?
The Box and the Free appear in the EU figures for 2024–2025.
Is the Dongfeng Box electric?
Yes. The Box is a battery-electric hatchback.
What kind of vehicle is the Dongfeng Free?
The Free is an SUV sold under Dongfeng's premium Voyah brand, with electric and range-extender versions offered in different markets.
Are Dongfeng figures directly comparable between countries?
Test procedures differ by region: Europe uses WLTP or older NEDC figures, the USA uses EPA testing, and Canada uses a 5-cycle procedure. Results from different systems are not directly equivalent.