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'''Hyansae Motors''' is a [[Metzetta|Metzettan]] automotive manufacturer headquartered in [[Inyang]], with its main production facilities located in [[Jamsu]]. While predominantly known for its cars, Hyansae also produces motorcycles. They are the most well known Metzettan automobile brand internationally, and the most successful domestically. Hyansae exports a large quantity of vehicles to [[Corumm]]. Hyansae Motors was formed in 1943 by Hyansae Jaseon after the Second Great War came to an end. | [[File:HyansaeLogo.png|thumb|Logo of Hyansae Motors.]] | ||
'''Hyansae Motors''' is a [[Metzetta|Metzettan]] automotive manufacturer headquartered in [[Inyang]], with its main production facilities located in [[Jamsu]]. While predominantly known for its cars, Hyansae also produces motorcycles. They are the most well known Metzettan automobile brand internationally, and the most successful domestically. Hyansae exports a large quantity of vehicles to [[Corumm]]. Hyansae Motors was formed in 1943 by Hyansae Jaseon after the [[Second Great War]] came to an end. | |||
==History== | |||
Hyansae Jaseon was fascinated by cars and as a young man decided he would make Metzetta's finest automobiles, and began designing what would become the Type 1 in the 1930's. The Second Great War delayed his plans, however he was finally able to put his design into production in 1943. | |||
==Marques and Divisions== | |||
===Hyansae Motors=== | |||
The main brand, often simply referred to as Hyansae. | |||
===Hyansae Autosports=== | |||
The division responsible for managing Hyansae's motorsports presence and tuning production models for sports releases under the Hyansae Motors brand. | |||
===Hyansae Motorcycles=== | |||
Hyansae's motorcycle division, opened in 1960. | |||
===Sachipum Motors=== | |||
Hyansae's luxury marque since 1991. | |||
==Current Models== | |||
==Former Models== | |||
===Type 1=== | |||
[[File:HyansaeMotorsType1.jpg|thumb|Hyansae Motors Type 1; the company's first production model, preserved in the Metzettan Transport Museum.]]Hysansae Jaseon was in the process of designing his first car in the 30's, however due to the Second Great War it did not enter production until 1943. The engine produced 62 horsepower and was paired with a 3-speed manual transmission and drum brakes. The Type 1 was available as a sedan or convertible and was the basis for the Type 2 light truck and Type 3 van. | |||
==Motorsport== | |||
Hyansae's Autosports Division manages the company's presence in racing events. | |||
==See also== | |||
== See also == | |||
[[Automotive Industry in Metzetta]] | [[Automotive Industry in Metzetta]] | ||
Revision as of 11:26, 26 March 2022
Hyansae Motors is a Metzettan automotive manufacturer headquartered in Inyang, with its main production facilities located in Jamsu. While predominantly known for its cars, Hyansae also produces motorcycles. They are the most well known Metzettan automobile brand internationally, and the most successful domestically. Hyansae exports a large quantity of vehicles to Corumm. Hyansae Motors was formed in 1943 by Hyansae Jaseon after the Second Great War came to an end.
History
Hyansae Jaseon was fascinated by cars and as a young man decided he would make Metzetta's finest automobiles, and began designing what would become the Type 1 in the 1930's. The Second Great War delayed his plans, however he was finally able to put his design into production in 1943.
Marques and Divisions
Hyansae Motors
The main brand, often simply referred to as Hyansae.
Hyansae Autosports
The division responsible for managing Hyansae's motorsports presence and tuning production models for sports releases under the Hyansae Motors brand.
Hyansae Motorcycles
Hyansae's motorcycle division, opened in 1960.
Sachipum Motors
Hyansae's luxury marque since 1991.
Current Models
Former Models
Type 1
Hysansae Jaseon was in the process of designing his first car in the 30's, however due to the Second Great War it did not enter production until 1943. The engine produced 62 horsepower and was paired with a 3-speed manual transmission and drum brakes. The Type 1 was available as a sedan or convertible and was the basis for the Type 2 light truck and Type 3 van.
Motorsport
Hyansae's Autosports Division manages the company's presence in racing events.