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Hotai Motor Co., Ltd. (Chinese: 和泰汽車; pinyin: Hétài Qìchē) is a Taiwan-based automotive centric conglomerate. It is the largest automobile company and appliance distributor, and one of the largest financial holding companies in Taiwan. Traditionally, Hotai is regards as one of the top four conglomerates and the oldest amongst the "Big Four" business groups in Taiwan. Hotai Motor was founded by Lieh-ho Huang, and Kuozui Motors, a joint venture between Hotai (30%), Toyota (65%) and Hino (5%), manufacturers small-sized vehicles, including cars and commercial vehicles, under the brand name of Toyota and Lexus, as well as large-sized vehicles, including trucks and passenger cars, under the brand names such as Toyota and Hino, in Guanyin and Kuanyin, Taoyuan.