Sungri engine factory

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Tokchon engine factory (1950–1975)
Sungri engine factory (since 1975)
legal form
founding 1950
Seat Tŏkch'ŏn , North Korea
Branch Automobile manufacturer

The Sungri engine factory (승리 자동차 종합 기업소 Korean), previously Tokchon-engine factory , is a North Korean company that vehicles manufactured.

Company history

The Tokchon engine factory was founded in November 1950. The production of trucks began in 1958. Omnibuses , off-road vehicles and passenger cars followed later . In 1975 the name was changed to Sungri-Motorenfabrik . The brand names are Achimkoy , Chaju , Konsor , Kumsusan , Sonyon , Sungri and Sungrisan . A second source confirms the brand names Konsor , Kumsusan , Sonyon , Sungri and Sungrisan as well as Chaju (in the spelling Jaju ) and also mentions Chollima , Paikdusan and Victory Auto Plant . Annual production fell from around 20,000 vehicles in the early 1980s to 6,000 to 7,000 vehicles in the 1990s to 150 vehicles in 1996.

vehicles

brand model construction time Vehicle type description source
Achimkoy around 1970 Car Four-door sedan with four-cylinder engine, replica of the GAZ-M20 Pobeda , probably a one-off
Chaju 1980s Car Five-seater sedan with a resemblance to the VW Passat
Chaju 64 1964-1982 truck Based on KrAZ-256 , sechsrädrig four-wheel drive, ten tons of payload, V8 - Diesel engine with 15 liters of capacity , previously called Sungri 64
Chaju 64 1964 truck Based on KrAZ-222 , four-wheeled rear-wheel drive, 7.5 tons payload, V8 diesel engine with 15 liter displacement
Chaju 64 1982 – mid-1990s truck Four-wheeler with rear-wheel drive, ten tonnes payload, V8 diesel engine with 15 liter displacement, previously called Sungri 82
Chaju 64 (6 × 6) since 1982 truck Six-wheel drive, V8 diesel engine
Chaju 64 2009 model 2009 truck One-piece windshield , fog lamps in front bumper, prototype only
Chaju 82 1982 – mid-1990s truck Four-wheeler with rear-wheel drive, ten ton payload, V8 diesel engine with 15 liter displacement, later called Sungri 64
Chollima 1950s truck Different trucks
Consor 1970 – late 1990s truck Based on a BelAZ model, 25 to 30 tons payload, V12 diesel engine with 35 liter displacement, previously called Sungrisan
Kumsusan 1979–1990s truck Four-wheel with rear-wheel drive, 40 tons payload
Paikdusan 1990s Car Replica of the Mercedes-Benz 190
Sonyon 82 1982 – late 1990s truck Four-wheeled with rear-wheel drive, two to three tons payload, gasoline engine
Sungri 10.10 July 1960 truck Six-wheel drive, six-ton ​​payload, engine unknown, prototype
Sungri 4.15 1961 Off-road vehicle Off-road vehicle based on the GAZ-69 with a four-cylinder engine . An open two-door version. A four-door version with a modified front. Both may just be prototypes.
Sungri 58 1958-1979 truck Replica of the GAZ-51 , two tons payload, six-cylinder engine with 3500 cm³ displacement
Sungri 58 bus 1958-1970 bus Base Sungri 58, same engine
Sungri 58 KA 1979 – mid-1990s truck Successor to the Sungri 58, truck with 2.5 tons payload, same engine
Sungri 58 KA model 2008 since 2008 truck Successor to the Sungri 58 KA, same payload, modified front
Sungri 58 KA model 2009 2009 truck Prototype as the successor to the Sungri 58 KA, same payload, modified radiator grille , one-piece windshield
Sungri 61 1961-1979 truck Replica of the GAZ-63 , 1.5 ton payload, all-wheel drive , same engine as Sungri 58
Sungri 61 NA since 1979 truck Successor to the Sungri 61, truck with a two-ton payload, all-wheel drive, same engine
Sungri 61 NA 4 × 2 around 2013 truck Variant of the Sungri 61 NA, but without all-wheel drive, angular headlights
Sungri 64 1964-1982 truck Based on KrAZ-256, six-wheeled four-wheel drive, ten tons payload, V8 diesel engine with 15 liter displacement, later called Chaju 64
Sungri No. 2 1964 truck Based on KrAZ-256, six-wheel drive, five-ton payload, V8 diesel engine with 15 liter displacement, prototype only
Sungrisan 1970 – late 1990s truck Based on a BelAZ model, 25 to 30 tons payload, V12 diesel engine with 35 liters displacement, later called Konsor
Victory Auto Plant 200 up to a maximum of 1975 Car Sedan with a resemblance to the Mercedes-Benz 200

Notes: Chaju is also translated as Chachzu and Jaju, Konsor as Konsol, and Sungri as Sungli, Sungni and Synri.

Sungri 58
Sungri 58
Rear view

Web links

Commons : Sungri engine factory  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b d'Auto zu Sungri (Dutch, accessed December 27, 2015)
  2. ↑ a b c d Kim Mi-young: The Struggling North Korean Automobile Industry ( Memento from December 5, 2002 in the Internet Archive ) In: The Chosun Ilbo from February 5, 2002 (English, accessed December 27, 2015)
  3. ↑ a b Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  4. ↑ d'car Konsor (Dutch retrieved on December 27, 2015)
  5. ^ D'Auto zu Kumsusan (Dutch, accessed December 27, 2015)
  6. ^ D'Auto to Sonyon (Dutch, accessed December 27, 2015)
  7. ↑ d'car Sungrisan (Dutch retrieved on December 27, 2015)
  8. ↑ a b d'Auto zu Jaju (Dutch, accessed December 27, 2015)
  9. ↑ a b d'Auto zu Chollima (Dutch, accessed December 27, 2015)
  10. ↑ a b d'Auto zu Paikdusan (Dutch, accessed December 27, 2015)
  11. ↑ a b d'Auto on Victory Auto Plant (Dutch, accessed December 27, 2015)
  12. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Achimkoy (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  13. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Chaju 64 (English, accessed December 27, 2015)
  14. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Chaju 64 (English, accessed December 27, 2015)
  15. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Chaju 64 (English, accessed December 27, 2015)
  16. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Chaju 64 (6x6) (English, accessed December 27, 2015)
  17. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Chaju 64 model 2009 (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  18. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Chaju 82 (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  19. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center zu: Konsor (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  20. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Kumsusan (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  21. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Sonyon 82 (English, accessed December 27, 2015)
  22. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Sungri 10.10 (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  23. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Sungri 4.15 (English, accessed December 27, 2015)
  24. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Sungri 4.15 (English, accessed December 27, 2015)
  25. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Sungri 58 (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  26. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Sungri 58 Bus (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  27. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Sungri 58 KA (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  28. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Sungri 58 KA Model 2008 (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  29. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Sungri 58 KA model 2009 (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  30. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Sungri 61 (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  31. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Sungri 61 NA (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  32. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Sungri 61 NA 4x2 (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  33. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Sungri 64 (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)
  34. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center to: Sungri No. 2 (accessed December 27, 2015)
  35. ↑ Erik van Ingen Schenau: China Motor Vehicle Documentation Center on: Sungrisan (English, accessed on December 27, 2015)