Tool Introduction
"Vehicle Model Information Query" is a convenient online tool designed to help users quickly obtain detailed model information for specified vehicle brands. Users can easily query rich data including model ID, manufacturer name, brand name, model name, on-sale status, and model images through simple multi-selection operations. This tool is particularly suitable for automotive industry professionals, car enthusiasts, or users who need to obtain basic model data, greatly improving the efficiency and accuracy of information retrieval.
How to Use
- Select Vehicle Brand: Locate the "Vehicle Brand" multi-selection box on the tool interface. Click this field, and a dropdown list containing all supported brands will appear. You can select one or more vehicle brands of interest according to your needs (e.g., Audi, BMW).
- Submit Query: After confirming the selected brands, click the corresponding "Query" or "Submit" button on the page.
- View Results: The tool will display the detailed model information that meets the criteria in a table below, based on your selection. The table will clearly list the model ID, manufacturer name, brand name, model name, on-sale status, and display the model's exterior as an image.
Input Parameter Description:
- Vehicle Brand (brandIds): This is a required multi-selection parameter. You need to select at least one vehicle brand from the preset list of brands. Each brand has a unique internal ID corresponding to it, but the brand name will be directly displayed on the user interface.
Output Result Format:
The output result is structured table data, with each row representing a model and containing the following columns:
- Model ID (id): The unique identifier for the model globally.
- Manufacturer Name (oemName): The name of the manufacturer that produces this model.
- Brand Name (brandName): The automotive brand to which this model belongs.
- OEM Brand Name (oemBrandName): The specific name used by the manufacturer internally for this brand.
- Brand ID (brandId): The unique identifier for this automotive brand.
- Model Name (name): The specific model name of the car (e.g., Audi A4L).
- OEM Brand Association ID (oemBrandId): The association ID between the manufacturer and the brand.
- Full Pinyin of Model Name (fullSpell): The complete Pinyin of the model name.
- OEM ID (oemId): The unique identifier for the manufacturing OEM.
- On Sale Status (onSaleFlag): Indicates whether this model is currently for sale in the market.
- Model Images (pictureUrls): Links to the exterior images of this model, which will be directly displayed as images in the table.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What input formats does the model information query support?
- A: This tool accepts input through a user-friendly multi-selection dropdown list. You only need to select one or more brands you wish to query from the preset list of vehicle brands, without manually entering text or codes.
- Q: What is the format of the output results?
- A: The output results are displayed in a clear and intuitive table format. Each row represents a model and includes detailed fields such as model ID, manufacturer name, brand name, model name, on-sale status, and model images. Model images will be displayed directly as visible images.
- Q: Can I query model information for multiple vehicle brands at once?
- A: Yes, this tool supports multi-selection. You can select multiple different car brands simultaneously in the "Vehicle Brand" multi-selection box, and the tool will aggregate and display model data for all selected brands.
- Q: Are model images provided?
- A: Yes, the output results include the "Model Images" field, which is displayed directly as images, allowing users to intuitively understand the model's appearance.
- Q: What if there is no model data for the brand I selected?
- A: If there is no model data for a specific brand, the tool may return an empty result or prompt "No relevant model information available," which means there are currently no model records for that brand in the database.
Notes
- Input Data Format: Please be sure to select brands from the preset dropdown list under "Vehicle Brand"; manual entry of other brand names not in the list is not supported.
- Network Connection: Querying model information, especially loading model images, requires a stable network connection. Please ensure your device is in a good network environment.
- Data Timeliness: Vehicle model information in the automotive market is updated frequently. The data provided by this tool strives for accuracy, but please refer to the latest official releases from automotive manufacturers for actual conditions.
- Brand Selection: If you are unsure of the specific name of a brand, you can locate it by searching the list or using the search function (if provided on the interface).
Automotive Brands and Models
In the automotive industry, a brand is the name of an automobile manufacturer or its specific product line identifier (e.g., "Audi", "BMW"). It represents the manufacturer's image, technology, and market positioning. A brand typically includes multiple models, which refer to specific types of cars that differ in design, size, powertrain, and configuration to meet the needs of different market segments (e.g., A4L, Q5L under the Audi brand; 3 Series, X3 under the BMW brand).
An OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) refers to a manufacturer that produces products for other brands. In the automotive industry, many brands may be produced by the same OEM, or a brand may have multiple models produced by different production bases or OEM partners. For example, in our query results, you might see "FAW-Volkswagen Audi" or "BMW Brilliance," which indicates that the Audi and BMW brands in the Chinese market are produced in joint ventures with FAW-Volkswagen and Brilliance Auto, respectively, for some models. These joint ventures are the corresponding OEM manufacturers.
Understanding the relationship between brands and models helps to systematically comprehend the automotive product line and make more informed decisions when purchasing or researching cars. Through this tool, you can clearly see which specific models are under each brand, as well as their underlying manufacturers, thereby gaining deeper insights into the automotive market structure.
