Eochoerodon is an extinct genus of choerolophodontid proboscideans that lived during the Miocene of what is now Asia (China and Pakistan). The genus consists of two species: the type species, E. guangheensis from China, and a second species, Eochoerodon palaeindicus from Pakistan. Both were formerly included in the more derived genus Choerolophodon but were reclassified based on skeletal differences in 2026 by Li & Wang.
E. guangheensis (originally Choerolophodon guangheensis) was named by Wang & Deng (2011) based on material excavated from the Dalanggou quarry of the Linxia Basin in Gansu Province, China.
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