The presidential state car of the Republic of China () is the official car used by the President during his/her official duty.

History

Since the second presidential term of Chen Shui-bian in 2004, the president had been using the BMW 740Li brand. In 2016, it was switched to Audi A8L which was delivered in April 2016 ahead of the first presidential term of Tsai Ing-wen.

Presidential state car (Republic of China)

Specifications

The cars were modified with armor plates to be bulletproof.

Presidential state car (Republic of China)

Cost

The car in which the president seats cost approximately NT$24.9 million.

Presidential state car (Republic of China)

Accompanying cars costed about NT$31.09 million for nine units which was procured by the National Security Bureau. The procurement came after the open tender won by VW Taiwan which outbid Pan German Motors, the official agent of BMW in Taiwan, by NT$3.82 million.

See also

Vice presidential state car (Republic of China)

References

Road transport of heads of state

Presidents of the Republic of China

Vehicles of Taiwan