Skyworth Auto is a new energy vehicle brand under Jiangsu Kaiwo Automobile Co., Ltd. Established in April 2021, the brand is headquartered in Xuzhou with its production base in Nanjing. Its predecessor was Tianmei Auto, founded by Huang Hongsheng in 2019.

The brand adopts a shield-shaped "W" logo symbolizing quality and safety, and positions itself under the "New China Manufacturing" strategy. Its primary offerings include pure electric and plug-in hybrid models, such as the EV6 and HT-i series. The vehicles feature Active Sleep Promotion technology, a Super Air Purification System, and the SKYLINK intelligent connectivity system.

In 2020, Tianmei Auto launched its first strategic SUV model, the ET5, which went on sale. In April 2021, after Skyworth Group transferred the trademark rights to Kaiwo New Energy, Tianmei Auto was officially renamed Skyworth Auto. The brand subsequently launched its first model, the EV6, in the same year. In 2022, it introduced the HT-i hybrid model. In 2023, Skyworth Auto unveiled its global high-voltage ultra-fast charging technology and its first sedan, the SKYHOME, and also released the 2023 SKYWELL EU620 premium model, becoming the world's first automaker to mass-produce vehicles with integrated solar-storage-charging-operation capabilities. In 2024, it launched the EV6 II ultra-fast charging model and right-hand-drive versions, entering the Hong Kong market. In 2025, Skyworth Auto entered the Indonesian market.

In 2021, the brand received the Annual Golden Shield Award. In 2024, it was ranked seventh on the China New Energy Brand Quality List.