Which country is Subaru's car from?

Subaru is a subsidiary of Japan's Fuji Heavy Industries (FHI), which was established in 1953. At first, it mainly produced cars, as well as airplanes and various engines. It is a manufacturer of various types and multi-purpose transportation equipment.

The goal of Subaru's excellent driving is to drive a car with high integration of driving, environment and safety. Under the supervision of this concept, Subaru has left an indelible memory for customers all over the world, especially those who really like the driving experience. At the same time, Subaru also promised to provide consistency in both new products and services.

The origin of Subaru brand

1954, Mr. Kenji Kita, the first president of Fuji Heavy Industries (FHI), was eager to produce passenger cars. He thought that "Japanese cars should have Japanese names". Mr. Kita gave a high degree of enthusiasm to the company's spare calendar bus prototype, and finally named it Subaru (meaning "ruling" or "gathering") after public opinion surveys.

Subaru is a cluster of Taurus. Among its stars, 6 stars can be seen with naked eyes, but about 250 other light blue stars need telescopes to see them. In the west, this cluster is called the Pleiades; ; In China, it is called the Pleiades. In Japan, Subaru also has a name Mutsuraboshi (meaning "six ruined stars"), and Fuji Heavy Industries is a merger of six companies.