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Haima

The Haima page brings together the models, variants, and years available in the ScanRacer library. It acts as an entry point for exploring detailed pages, comparing generations, and finding community photos.

15Tracked models
22Versions
2000 - 2023Covered years

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Haima overview

Haima history

Haima Automobile Co., Ltd., founded in 1992 as Hainan Mazda Motor Co., Ltd., is a Chinese automotive manufacturer. Initially, Haima was a joint venture between the Hainan provincial government and Mazda, aiming to produce Mazda models for the Chinese market. In 2006, FAW Group acquired Mazda's stake, making Haima a subsidiary of FAW Group. Despite this change, many Haima models continue to incorporate Mazda technology. Over the years, Haima has expanded its product range to include sedans, SUVs, and electric vehicles. The company has also exported its vehicles to over 20 countries, including Egypt, Chile, the Philippines, and Vietnam. (stockanalysis.com)

Haima positioning

Haima positions itself as a Chinese automotive manufacturer offering a diverse range of vehicles, from sedans to SUVs and electric vehicles. The brand emphasizes the integration of advanced technologies, often stemming from its partnership with Mazda, to provide reliable and affordable vehicles. With a presence in several international markets, Haima aims to strengthen its position as a competitive Chinese automotive brand on the global stage.

Recognizing a Haima in a photo

To identify a Haima vehicle, look for the logo depicting a mythical bird flying away from a rising sun. The name "Haima" is a contraction of "Hainan Mazda" and also means "seahorse" in Chinese. Haima models often incorporate technologies from Mazda, which can be reflected in the design and technical features of the vehicles.

Important Haima models

Notable models from Haima include the Haima 3 sedan, launched in 2007, and the Haima 7X SUV, introduced in 2020. These models demonstrate Haima's commitment to offering vehicles tailored to the Chinese market's needs, combining technology and affordability.