The Chinese motorcycle manufacturing industry occupies an important position in the global market, having gained widespread recognition for its excellent technology and quality. This article briefly introduces the top 10 best Chinese motorcycle manufacturers, which excel in innovation, performance, and market coverage, dominating the Chinese market while also demonstrating strong competitiveness in international markets.

2026 Update: China's Motorcycle Industry in Numbers



This section brings together the latest official data from the China Chamber of Commerce for Motorcycles (CCCM), covering the whole of 2025 and the first half of 2026. It shows how the manufacturers covered on this page are performing right now, and it supersedes any figure you find further down. Everything below this update is the original article, and we explain at the end of this section why we have kept it.

The first half of 2026 at a glance



China's motorcycle industry kept growing in the first six months of 2026, but the composition of that growth matters as much as the headline number, especially if it is being used as a buying signal.

Indicator (January–June 2026)VolumeChange vs 2025
Total motorcycle production12.085 million units+12.68%
Total motorcycle sales12.0685 million units+12.53%
Fuel motorcycle sales10.1724 million units+12.44%
Electric motorcycle sales1.8961 million units+13.04%
Complete-vehicle exports7.5699 million units+17.00%
Export value, complete vehiclesUSD 5.175 billion+21.03%
Export value, all motorcycle productsUSD 6.575 billion+23.99%
Fuel motorcycles sold inside China2.6496 million units+2.09%


Two things stand out. First, exports are doing the heavy lifting, growing roughly six times faster than the domestic market. Second, domestic demand has only just started to recover: sales of fuel motorcycles inside China rose 2.09%, after falling 6.18% across the whole of 2025. By July 2026 the cumulative picture had changed little, with production and sales reaching 14.355 million and 14.2897 million units, up 13.84% and 13.27%, while complete-vehicle exports climbed 18.02% to 8.9895 million units.

The 2026 first-half sales ranking, and who moved



The table below sets the CCCM's official ranking of fuel-motorcycle sales by group for January–June 2026 against each group's position in the full-year 2025 list.

2026 H1 rankManufacturerH1 2026 sales (units)Share2025 full-year rankMovement
1Dachangjiang Group (Haojue)1,536,80015.1%1held
2Loncin730,8007.2%2held
3Guangdong Daye (Zontes)725,6007.1%4up 1
4Zongshen660,2006.5%3down 1
5Chongqing Yinxiang602,8005.9%7up 2
6Sundiro Honda534,8005.3%5down 1
7Guangzhou Haojin426,8004.2%6down 1
8Luoyang Beifang (Dayang)343,9003.4%8held
9Wuyang-Honda339,0003.3%9held
10Jiangmen Zhufeng272,7002.7%10held


Together the top ten groups sold 6.1733 million fuel motorcycles, or 60.69% of the category. That level of concentration has barely changed in a decade. What has changed is the order behind the leader: Guangdong Daye (Zontes) moved ahead of Zongshen, and Chongqing Yinxiang jumped two places into fifth, both on the strength of export demand rather than the domestic market.

The export leaders are a different list



Because exports now drive the industry, the export rankings are more useful to importers than the overall sales ranking, and they look different.

By export volume in the first half of 2026, the ten leading groups were Dachangjiang, Loncin, Guangdong Daye, Chongqing Yinxiang, Guangzhou Haojin, Zongshen, Sundiro Honda, Jiangmen Zhufeng, Qianli Technology and Guangzhou Tianma, shipping 4.6656 million units, or 61.63% of all exports.

By export value the list changes: Dachangjiang, Loncin, Guangdong Daye, Chongqing Yinxiang, Sundiro Honda, Zongshen, CFMOTO, Guangzhou Haojin, Qianjiang and Xiamen Xiaxing accounted for USD 3.342 billion, or 64.6% of export value. CFMOTO and Qianjiang appear here but not in the volume top ten: they export fewer motorcycles at considerably higher prices, which is exactly the positioning that gives them better margins.

Where the motorcycles are going



Africa became China's largest motorcycle export market in the first half of 2026. Shipments reached 3.8314 million units worth USD 2.097 billion, up 43.79% in volume and 50.33% in value year on year. Latin America grew a more modest 6.4%, while Myanmar rose 255% and Malaysia 166%.

For distributors in emerging markets the implication is straightforward. Africa is where Chinese manufacturers are concentrating capacity, homologation effort and spare-parts logistics right now, and it is also where competition between suppliers is sharpest. Latin America remains a large but slower-growing market, and the two-wheeler leaders there are already well entrenched.

A volume business with a price problem



There is a structural weakness behind the headline growth. Basic commuter displacements, the 100–125cc and 125–150cc bands, accounted for close to 70% of China's motorcycle export volume in the first half of 2026, and the average export price of a complete motorcycle was about USD 660 against a global average of more than USD 1,100.

The CCCM's own secretary-general, Zhang Hongbo, summarised the gap bluntly in August 2026: China accounts for more than 70% of global motorcycle trade volume but only around 35% of its revenue. The displacement breakdown shows where the volume actually sits: the 125cc series shipped 2.4262 million units (+16.76%), the 150cc series 1.9676 million (+5.95%), the 110cc series 1.1342 million (+53.76%), the 200cc series 717,000 (+13.05%) and the 250cc series 273,900 (+50.67%), while the smallest 50cc series fell 23.47%.

This is not a reason to avoid Chinese suppliers. It is a reason to negotiate on specification rather than on unit price alone. The same factories that ship USD 600 commuters also build the mid-displacement models that European distributors sell for four times that amount.

Revenue is growing faster than profit



Anyone assessing a supplier's stability should look past unit volume. In the first five months of 2026, China's motorcycle manufacturers recorded revenue of RMB 70.295 billion, up 10.05%, but total profit of RMB 4.844 billion, down 1.68%. Financial expenses rose 608.94%, and accounts receivable reached RMB 28.596 billion, up 11.83%.

At the level of the 83 largest manufacturers, first-half 2026 revenue was RMB 87.54 billion, up 12.29%, while profit growth was 9.25%, again behind revenue. In other words, the industry is selling more motorcycles for proportionally less money, and that price pressure is being absorbed across the supply chain. It is worth weighing when comparing quotations that look unusually low.

The large-displacement boom is entering a mature phase



The premium end of the market told the industry's best story in 2025, when the 500–800cc segment grew 128.7% and the above-800cc segment 70.5%, both far above the industry average. That phase is now easing. In the first seven months of 2026, growth above 250cc slowed to about 2%, and for the first half of the year the segment sold 506,400 units, up just 0.88% from a year earlier, while production fell 1.5%.

The CCCM's reading is that this reflects a change in the basis of competition rather than collapsing demand: from a displacement arms race to a contest over quality, durability, finish, service and resale value. For importers, that shift favours manufacturers with genuine engineering depth — CFMOTO, QJMOTOR, VOGE, Zontes and Kove, with ZXMoto now fielding the 820X and its 819cc three-cylinder — over those that simply fitted a larger engine into an existing chassis.

Electric motorcycles are a separate leaderboard



Electrification has its own ranking, and it is far more concentrated than the fuel market: the top ten electric-motorcycle makers accounted for 93.2% of the 1.8961 million units sold in the first half of 2026.

2026 H1 rankElectric-motorcycle makerH1 2026 sales (units)
1Zhejiang Luyuan388,800
2Yadea Group331,100
3CFMOTO (ZEEHO)303,300
4Jiangsu Xinri207,400
5Zongshen205,400
6Jiangsu Huaihai150,900
7Bus New Energy70,700
8Wuxing Vehicles44,200
9Jinyi34,500
10Jiangsu Zhongxing30,800


Two points stand out. Luyuan overtook Yadea to lead the segment, growing 72.65% and lifting its share to 20.5%. And Zongshen, fourth in the fuel ranking, is also the fifth-largest electric-motorcycle maker, the clearest evidence that the traditional fuel giants are no longer ignoring electrification.

The ten leading manufacturers in 2026



Dachangjiang Group (Haojue)
No. 1 · 1,536,800 unitsExport No. 1 (volume & value)
Haojue motorcycle dealership

— 1,536,800 units in the first half of 2026, 15.1% of the market and first place for both export volume and export value. Haojue remains the benchmark for high-volume commuter manufacturing, and its Suzuki joint venture gives it access to proven mid-displacement platforms. In 2026 it introduced a variable-valve-lift (VVL) engine on the UFR150, with a GSX250R update to follow, and it continues to build its range of sportbikes, street bikes, off-road models and electric scooters. For distributors who need predictable volume, nationwide parts support and a brand customers already recognise, Haojue is hard to displace.



Loncin
No. 2 · 730,800 unitsExport No. 2
Loncin VOGE motorcycle

— 730,800 units in the first half of 2026 and second place by both export volume and export value. Loncin's premium arm, VOGE, has become the group's growth engine: it passed 70,000 domestic sales and now operates 1,165 overseas outlets, close to 900 of them in Europe. Its 2026 range runs from the DS800 Rally and the DS900X adventure bikes to the SR4 GT maxi-scooter and the SR450X, which reached Spanish dealers in September 2026 at €6,288 with a five-year warranty. The group also fired up China's first GDI direct-injection motorcycle engine in March 2026, and it sold 66,900 electric motorcycles in 2025. Its industrial range — engines, generators, drones and new-energy vehicles — gives it resources few rivals can match.



Guangdong Daye (Zontes)
No. 3 · 725,600 unitsUp from No. 4
Guangdong Daye Zontes factory

— 725,600 units, up from fourth to third, and now third in both export volume and export value. Zontes is the clearest example of a Chinese manufacturer winning on technology rather than price: its ZT703-F and ZT703-T triple-cylinder adventure models reached European dealers in 2026 at around €9,000, carrying ride-by-wire, a six-axis IMU, cornering ABS, radar-assisted features and cruise control. The 368G and 150X scooters extend the same approach into the mid-displacement scooter market that Honda and Yamaha have long owned.



Zongshen
No. 4 · 660,200 unitsNo. 5 in electric
Zongshen motorcycle factory

— 660,200 units, slipping from third to fourth, but sixth by export volume and export value. Zongshen is the most electrified of the traditional fuel giants: it sold 465,100 electric motorcycles in 2025 and ranked fifth in the 2026 first-half electric ranking with 205,400 units, alongside its Cyclone leisure brand and CVT automatic-transmission models. Its three-brand structure, spread across commuter, leisure and electric lines, makes it a flexible partner for markets at different stages of electrification.



Chongqing Yinxiang
No. 5 · 602,800 unitsUp from No. 7
Chongqing Yinxiang factory

— 602,800 units, jumping two places into fifth, and fourth by both export volume and export value. Almost all of Yinxiang's output is exported, which makes it one of the most price-competitive volume suppliers for Africa, Southeast Asia and Latin America. It has no significant electric programme, so it suits buyers who need rugged, cost-focused commuter models rather than an electrification roadmap.



Sundiro Honda
No. 6 · 534,800 unitsExport value No. 5
Sundiro Honda motorcycle

— 534,800 units, sixth by volume and fifth by export value. A Honda joint venture with plants in Taicang and Tianjin, Sundiro Honda combines Honda's model pipeline and quality system with local manufacturing cost, and it exports to more than 50 countries. For importers who need Japanese engineering standards at Chinese cost, it sits in a category of its own.



Guangzhou Haojin
No. 7 · 426,800 unitsExport volume No. 5
Guangzhou Haojin scooter

— 426,800 units, seventh, and fifth by export volume. Haojin is a specialist in export-led commuter production with limited electric activity. It is the kind of supplier that competes on specification-per-dollar and on the reliability of repeat container shipments rather than on brand equity.



Luoyang Beifang (Dayang)
No. 8 · 343,900 unitsHeld No. 8
Dayang motorcycle factory

— 343,900 units, eighth, and outside the top ten exporters. Dayang's distinguishing technology is its hybrid scooter range, which uses stop-start systems in the 150–350cc band, and it has been shifting more attention toward three-wheelers alongside its ADV and retro models. It suits buyers with mixed two- and three-wheeler requirements.



Wuyang-Honda
No. 9 · 339,000 units~7,000 outlets in China
Wuyang-Honda factory

— 339,000 units, ninth, and outside the top ten exporters. Founded in 1992, Wuyang-Honda is the older of the two Honda joint ventures, with roughly 7,000 sales and service outlets inside China and exports to about 70 countries. Its strength is the combination of a premium domestic service network and Honda-backed product reliability.



Jiangmen Zhufeng
No. 10 · 272,700 unitsExport volume No. 8
Jiangmen Zhufeng motorcycle

— 272,700 units, tenth, and eighth by export volume. Zhufeng is a volume exporter with limited electric activity, and it rounds out the group of Guangdong-based manufacturers that have built their business around overseas container programmes rather than domestic retail.



The other manufacturers on this page in 2026



Qianjiang (QJMOTOR)
Export value No. 9
Qianjiang QJMOTOR motorcycle

— outside the fuel top ten by volume, but ninth by export value, which tells you where its business sits. Qianjiang, part of Geely, runs a dual-brand strategy with QJMOTOR for mid- to large-displacement models, Benelli — long the best-selling imported brand in Italy — and Keeway for entry-level and commuter markets. Its 2026 line-up spans 400–800cc sport bikes, cruisers, ADVs and scooters, including the SRT 700, and it has been expanding into ATV/UTV and electric two-wheelers.



CFMOTO
Export value No. 7
CFMOTO motorcycle

— outside the fuel top ten by volume but seventh by export value, and third in the electric-motorcycle ranking through ZEEHO, which sold about 550,000 units in 2025 and is targeting one million in 2026. CFMOTO's value comes from positioning rather than volume: a Moto2 and Moto3 racing programme, the 450MT and 1000MT-X adventure models, a range that reaches 1,000cc, and overseas plants in Mexico and Thailand. It is the Chinese brand most often compared directly with established European and Japanese premium makers.



Lifan (now Qianli Technology)
Export volume No. 9
Lifan motorcycle

— outside the fuel top ten but ninth by export volume, with roughly 440,000 units in 2025 and about 92% of them exported, mainly to Mexico, Panama and other emerging markets. The parent rebranded as Qianli Technology in 2025 and continues to invest in lithium-battery motorcycle development alongside its established commuter and cruiser range.



Dayun
Multi-category
Dayun motorcycle factory

— about 428,100 units in 2025, down 7.9%, with limited export data. Dayun's appeal is breadth rather than scale: motorcycles, commercial vehicles and light three-wheelers under one platform, which lets a distributor consolidate several product categories behind a single supplier relationship.



What this means for importers



  • Judge suppliers on export capability, not domestic volume. The domestic market grew 2.09% in the first half of 2026 while exports grew 17%. A manufacturer that is strong at home is not automatically strong in your market.
  • Africa is where capacity and support are concentrating. First-half shipments there rose 43.79% in volume and 50.33% in value. Distributors in Africa and adjacent markets will find the widest supplier choice and the fastest lead times.
  • Expect to negotiate on specification, not just price. With export volumes dominated by 100–150cc commuters and an average export price of about USD 660, suppliers have limited room on price but considerable room on specification, warranty and parts commitments.
  • Treat large-displacement growth as normalising. After 128.7% growth in the 500–800cc band in 2025, growth above 250cc slowed to about 2% in the first seven months of 2026. Premium models still sell, but they now compete on quality and after-sales rather than novelty.
  • Check the financial health behind the quotation. Industry revenue rose 10.05% in the first five months of 2026 while profit fell 1.68%. If a quotation sits far below the market, confirm the supplier's capacity, certification and parts-supply commitments before placing a large order.
  • Electric sourcing needs its own shortlist. Electric motorcycles have a different leaderboard from fuel models, and the top ten makers hold 93.2% of the segment. Compare dedicated electric manufacturers separately from fuel-first companies adding an electric line.


About the original article below



Everything below this section is the original article, first published on 22 October 2024. We have deliberately kept it in place rather than rewriting it, for three reasons.

First, its manufacturer profiles still do useful work. They describe how each company is organised, what it builds, where its factories are and how it positions itself — the kind of background that a table of sales figures cannot replace. Second, the original sections carry the factory, showroom and product photography that buyers use to compare suppliers, and those images belong to the companies they describe. Third, readers who arrive from older links, citations and search results expect to find that material where it has always been.

Where a figure in the original sections conflicts with the 2026 data above, treat the 2026 data as the accurate one. The original text was written when the domestic market was still the industry's centre of gravity; since then domestic sales have fallen, exports have taken over as the growth engine, the ranking order has changed, and electric motorcycles have become a separate contest with its own leaders. Read the original for the manufacturer background, and read the 2026 update above for the numbers that matter today.

Sources



China Chamber of Commerce for Motorcycles (CCCM): 2026 first-half and January–July production, sales, export and financial statistics, plus the August 2026 industry forum remarks of secretary-general Zhang Hongbo. China Auto Industry Association for new-energy context. Company announcements and listed-company annual and half-year reports, including Loncin, CFMOTO, Qianjiang, Zongshen and Lifan. European motorcycle media for 2026 model launches and EICMA 2026 show dates.

Figures appear in the units published by CCCM. Export rankings cover complete motorcycles unless stated otherwise. All data describe the Chinese domestic industry and are not estimates for any individual importer's market.
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The list of top 10 best Chinese motorcycle manufacturers

ManufacturerMain BrandsProduct FocusTypical Market Position
HaojueHaojueCommuter motorcycles, scooters, underbones, mid-displacement street bikesChina's No. 1 by volume, mass-market leader with the industry's widest dealer network
LoncinLoncin, VOGEEngines, commuter motorcycles, premium mid-to-large displacement (VOGE)Top-tier exporter, diversified across engines, generators and EVs
ZongshenZongshen, CycloneCommuters, general power products, premium leisure motorcycles (Cyclone)Legacy giant, diversified, investing in electric propulsion
Guangdong DayeZontesTechnology-heavy premium motorcycles and scootersPremium and tech-forward, strong in Europe and Latin America
YinxiangYinxiang (YX), XianfengCost-effective commuters and light off-road modelsPrice-sensitive emerging markets and high-volume fleets
QianjiangQJMOTOR, Benelli, KeewayMid-to-large displacement sport, cruiser, adventure and touringLarge-displacement leader with global reach via Benelli
CFMOTOCFMOTO, ZEEHOSport, adventure and touring motorcycles, ATV/UTV, electric (ZEEHO)Premium global brand with racing pedigree
DayangDayangUnderbones, scooters, hybrid scooters, three-wheelersReliable commuter specialist and hybrid scooter pioneer
LifanLifanCommuters, light cruisers, new-energy modelsLegacy diversified group pivoting toward electrification
DayunDayunCommuter motorcycles, commercial vehicles, light three-wheelersMulti-category platform for consolidated sourcing


Each manufacturer is described in more detail in its own section below. For importers and distributors, the table above is a quick way to compare product focus and typical market position before reading the full profiles.

Haojue

Haojue moto logo
Established date 1985
Company location Guangdong
Company website https://www.haojue.com/

Introduction: Established in 1985, located in Jiangmen, Guangdong. Haojue Holdings Co., Ltd. is a diversified investment company primarily focused on the motorcycle industry. The company has modern motorcycle production bases in Jiangmen and Changzhou.

Haojue moto shops

By the end of 2013, the total assets of Haojue Holdings reached 9.8 billion RMB, with cumulative tax payments exceeding 11.7 billion RMB and a total employee count of over 10,000. Haojue’s product line covers various categories such as sportbikes, street bikes, off-road bikes, and electric motorcycles, catering to the needs of different consumers.

Haojue moto model

Loncin

Loncin moto logo
Established date 1993
Company location Chongqing
Company website https://loncinindustries.com/

Introduction: Founded in 1993, located in Chongqing. Initially focused on producing motorcycle engines, the company rolled out its first motorcycle in 1998, officially entering the motorcycle manufacturing sector. Loncin General’s headquarters is in Chongqing, with over 9,000 employees. In 2018, it launched its high-end sub-brand, “Wuji,” which elevated the brand image of Loncin motorcycles.

Loncin company

In 2023, Loncin’s motorcycle exports topped the list in China, with an export volume of 873,000 units. The company’s business spans motorcycles, engines, smart power sources, drones, general aviation engines, new energy vehicles, and auto parts, with products selling in over 100 countries and regions worldwide.

Loncin moto model

Zongshen

Zongshen moto logo
Established date 1982
Company location Chongqing
Company website https://zonsenmotor.com/

Introduction: Zongshen was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Chongqing. It is a large comprehensive enterprise mainly engaged in the production and sales of fuel motorcycles, electric motorcycles, motorcycle parts, auto parts, IT components, and so on.

Zongshen moto manufacturer

In 2020, Zongshen ranked second in domestic motorcycle sales with 1,074,200 units sold, being a classic brand with over thirty years of experience in the Chinese motorcycle industry. It offers various types of motorcycles, including scooter series, street sports series, cruiser series, and economical series.

Zongshen motorcycle model

Yinxiang

Yinxiang moto logo
Established date 1997
Company location Chongqing.
Company website http://yinxiangmotor.com/

Introduction: Yinxiang was established in 1997 and islocated in Chongqing. Initially focused on motorcycle and engine manufacturing, in 2002, Yinxiang Group entered a joint venture with a South Korean enterprise, introducing four internationally advanced engine technologies and nearly ten different motorcycle technologies.

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 The motorcycles produced by Yinxiang mainly carry the “HYOSUNG” brand, which offers a range of models covering different displacement levels, from light to heavy motorcycles. Yinxiang’s product line includes street bikes, sportbikes, touring bikes, and off-road motorcycles, meeting diverse consumer needs.

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Lifan

Lifan moto logo
Established date 1992
Company location Chongqing
Company website https://www.lifan.com/

Introduction: Founded in 1992 in Chongqing, Lifan is a large comprehensive enterprise involved in various fields including automobiles, motorcycles, and engines. In 2021, it launched eight new models, including two lithium-powered motorcycles. The company has recently invested in the research and development of new energy motorcycles, striving for breakthroughs in electric motorcycles and related core technologies to align with market trends.

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Lifan’s product line includes numerous styles such as scooters, step-through bikes, cruisers, off-road bikes, and high-displacement motorcycles.

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Wuyang-Honda

Wuyang-Honda moto logo
Established date 1992
Company location Guangzhou
Company website https://www.wuyang-honda.com/

Introduction: Wuyang-Honda was established in 1992, Wuyang-Honda Motorcycle (Guangzhou) Co., Ltd. is a Sino-Japanese joint venture, headquartered in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province. The company primarily engages in the research, manufacturing, and sales of fuel vehicles and electric vehicles, offering 34 models and over 400 variants.

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Wuyang-Honda products are popular in the market due to their superior quality, innovative designs, acceleration performance, and fuel efficiency. The company has nearly 7,000 sales and service outlets in China and has established multiple marketing models. Internationally, Wuyang-Honda motorcycles have been exported to nearly 70 countries and regions.

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Dayang

Dayang moto logo
Established date 1992
Company location Luoyang, Henan Province
Company website https://www.dayangmotorcycle.com/

Introduction: Dayang was founded in 1992 in in Luoyang, Henan Province. The company engages in the production and sale of motorcycles, tricycles, electric motorcycles, and more, with products sold in over 80 countries and regions. It is a Sino-foreign joint venture.

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Dayang’s main products include various series of motorcycles under the “Dayang” brand, ranging from 50cc to 200cc( know more about cc ), with over a hundred models. The company has a complete technical, development, inspection, and quality management system, with an annual production capacity of 1 million motorcycles.

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Dayun

Dayun logo
Established date 2009
Company location Huadu District, Guangzhou
Company website http://www.dayunmotor.cn/

Introduction: Dayun was established in 2009 and is headquartered in Huadu District, Guangzhou. It is a modern specialized enterprise integrating motorcycle research and development, manufacturing, sales, service, and import-export trade. Initially, Dayun focused on the production of three-wheeled vehicles.

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With the company’s growth, it gradually expanded into motorcycles, electric vehicles, and light commercial vehicles. Dayun motorcycles mainly aim to provide users with diverse product options, including street bikes, scooters, and other types of motorcycles.

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Qianjiang

Qianjiang moto logo
Established date 1985
Company location Zhejiang
Company website https://www.qjmotor.com/

Introduction: Qianjiang was founded in 1985 and located in Zhejiang. The company was established in 1999 and is one of the important business units for innovation and smart three-dimensional mobility under Geely Technology Group, headquartered in Taizhou, Zhejiang Province. Qianjiang’s motorcycle products cover a series of motorcycles ranging from 50cc to 1200cc, including fuel motorcycles and new energy motorcycles, primarily serving domestic and international markets.

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Qianjiang Motorcycle has several brands, including Benelli, QJmotor, and Qjiang, as well as the new energy brands Moling and Dongdong. These brands cover the motorcycle market from entry-level to professional level, meeting the needs of different consumers. Particularly, the Benelli brand has long ranked first in sales in the Italian market, demonstrating Qianjiang’s competitiveness in the international market.

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CFMOTO

CFMOTO logo
Established date 1989
Company location Zhejiang
Company website https://www.cfmoto.com/

Introduction: CFMOTO, established in 1989 with its headquarters in Hangzhou, is a high-tech enterprise focusing on the research and development of high-displacement water-cooled power technology. CFMOTO’s main business includes all-terrain vehicles, motorcycles, and aftermarket products’ research, manufacturing, and sales.

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The product line includes all-terrain vehicles, motorcycles, and aftermarket products. CFMOTO’s product line is rich, including six series: Papio series, NK series, SR racing series, CL series, MT series, TR-G series, and all-terrain series, meeting the diverse needs of consumers.

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Conclusion

These top 10 Chinese motorcycle manufacturers, with their excellent technological innovation, high-quality products, and extensive market coverage, not only dominate the domestic market but also showcase strong competitiveness on the international stage.

From high-performance sportbikes to practical street bikes and durable off-road vehicles, these companies continue to drive industry development, fulfilling the diverse demands of global consumers.

In the future, with further technological advancements and evolving market demands, these leading enterprises will continue to lead the Chinese motorcycle industry to new heights, providing exceptional products and experiences for users worldwide.

Frequently Asked Questions About Chinese Motorcycle Manufacturers



1. Who is the largest motorcycle manufacturer in China?



If measured by overall motorcycle sales volume, Haojue (Dachangjiang Group) has long been one of China's largest motorcycle manufacturers and a dominant player in the domestic market. Its strength lies primarily in high-volume commuter motorcycles, scooters, and small- to mid-displacement models.

However, the answer can vary depending on the measurement used. Some manufacturers have stronger positions in premium or large-displacement motorcycles, while others are more significant in exports, engines, ATVs, or electric vehicles. For example, CFMOTO has a stronger presence in the global premium powersports market, while Loncin and Zongshen have highly diversified manufacturing operations.

Therefore, the "largest" Chinese motorcycle manufacturer is not necessarily the same as the manufacturer with the strongest international brand recognition or the most advanced large-displacement motorcycles.

2. What are the best Chinese motorcycle brands?



The best Chinese motorcycle brand depends heavily on the type of motorcycle and market segment you are looking for.

For high-volume commuter motorcycles, manufacturers such as Haojue, Loncin, Zongshen, Yinxiang, and Dayang have strong manufacturing experience and extensive product portfolios.

For mid- and large-displacement motorcycles, CFMOTO, QJMOTOR, VOGE, Zontes, and Kove are among the Chinese brands that have gained increasing international attention. These manufacturers offer products ranging from sportbikes and naked motorcycles to adventure bikes, cruisers, and touring models.

Rather than looking for a single "best" Chinese motorcycle brand, importers and distributors should compare manufacturers based on their target customers, required price range, engine displacement, local regulations, spare-parts requirements, and expected sales volume.

3. Are Chinese motorcycles reliable?



Chinese motorcycle quality has improved significantly, but reliability still varies considerably between manufacturers, product platforms, price levels, and individual models.

Major manufacturers with established R&D and manufacturing systems generally offer more consistent quality control than small factories focused primarily on low-cost production. At the same time, a well-developed 150cc commuter motorcycle and a newly launched 800cc performance motorcycle should not necessarily be evaluated using the same criteria.

For importers, reliability should be evaluated beyond the motorcycle itself. Important factors include: manufacturing quality-control systems; engine and drivetrain maturity; availability of spare parts; warranty support; technical documentation; local dealer service capability; and long-term supply stability.

Before placing a large order, buyers should ideally request samples, inspect the factory, review quality-control procedures, and confirm spare-parts availability.

4. Which Chinese motorcycle manufacturers produce large-displacement motorcycles?



China's large-displacement motorcycle segment has expanded rapidly in recent years. Several manufacturers now produce motorcycles in categories that were previously dominated almost entirely by Japanese and European brands.

Major Chinese manufacturers in this segment include: CFMOTO (sport, naked, adventure, and touring motorcycles); QJMOTOR (sportbikes, cruisers, naked motorcycles, and touring models); VOGE (premium motorcycles developed by Loncin); Zontes (technology-focused mid-displacement motorcycles and scooters); Kove (adventure, rally, off-road, and performance-oriented motorcycles); and Cyclone (Zongshen's leisure motorcycle brand).

The available displacement range varies by manufacturer and market. Buyers should also remember that a large-displacement engine alone does not determine whether a motorcycle is suitable for a particular market. Homologation requirements, after-sales capability, parts supply, and dealer positioning are equally important.

5. Which Chinese motorcycle brands are sold internationally?



Many Chinese motorcycle manufacturers now operate through distributors or importers in international markets.

Brands with a growing or established international presence include CFMOTO, Benelli, QJMOTOR, VOGE, Zontes, Kove, Haojue, Loncin, and Zongshen.

Their market presence differs significantly by region. Some brands are particularly active in Europe, while others have stronger positions in Southeast Asia, Africa, Latin America, or other emerging markets.

International availability should therefore be checked country by country. A manufacturer may have an established distributor network in one market while having little or no official presence in another.

6. Are Chinese motorcycle manufacturers moving toward electric motorcycles?



Yes, although the transition is different for every company.

Some traditional motorcycle manufacturers are expanding into electric two-wheelers, while other Chinese companies specialize almost entirely in electric motorcycles, scooters, mopeds, or three-wheel vehicles.

For buyers interested specifically in electric motorcycles, the supplier landscape can be quite different from the traditional gasoline motorcycle industry. Dedicated electric manufacturers focus their engineering resources on battery, motor, and controller technology, and they can usually offer faster product cycles, better price points, and more flexible OEM/ODM programs for importers building an electric product line.

Who is Benlg?

BENLG is a manufacturer specializing in electric motorcycles and electric transportation, which is committed to providing environmentally friendly and energy-saving travel solutions. The company’s products include a wide range of electric bicycles, electric motorcycles, and electric tricycles designed for performance, comfort, and safety.

Designed with a focus on performance, comfort, and safety, BENLG’s electric motorcycles typically feature fast charging, long range, and smart technology, making them suitable for urban commuting and short trips.

Why choose us? Environmental pioneer; excellent battery life; intelligent technology; ultimate comfort and stylish design…these are all our features. Choosing BENLG not only means choosing a high-quality electric motorcycle, but also a kind of undertaking and advocating for the future way of traveling. Visit our official website now to discover more about BENLG electric motorcycles and start your eco-friendly riding journey!

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