SWM models

Who is SWM?

SWM began in Milan, Italy, as a motorcycle maker known for off-road bikes. China’s Shineray Group acquired the brand in 2014, then brought SWM into passenger cars as SWM Motors. The name has Italian roots, while its car business is part of a Chinese group.

Which SWM models are sold in Europe?

The European Union line-up recorded from 2021 to 2025 consists of five models: G01, G01F, G03F, G05 and Tiger. They are all SUV-style passenger cars, giving SWM a focused range rather than a broad mix of body types.

The G01 and G01F are the longest-running names in the European figures, appearing throughout 2021–2025. They are joined by the G03F and G05 from 2024, while Tiger appears in 2025. That progression shows the range widening over time, with newer models arriving alongside the established G01 pair.

How has the SWM range developed?

The G01 is the most registered SWM model in the EU across these years, with 1,324 registrations. G03F follows among the newer arrivals, with 634 in 2024–2025; G01F has 498 across 2021–2025, and G05 records 400 in 2024–2025. Tiger has 22 in 2025.

These totals point to the G01 as the range’s most established name in Europe, while the G03F and G05 add newer choices. They do not describe a model redesign or a change in specification, so the clearest story is the expansion of the model line over the period.

Does SWM offer electric or hybrid cars?

Official European Union registrations list the G01, G01F, G03F, G05 and Tiger. SWM’s wider group has discussed battery technology, but that does not by itself confirm an electrified SWM car in this European line-up.

Where can you find SWM cars?

The European Union market gives a picture of SWM’s European passenger-car presence. Consumption and emissions figures can vary between regions because European cars are tested under WLTP or, for older results, NEDC procedures; the USA uses EPA testing and Canada uses a 5-cycle procedure.