Zongshen

Zongshen Industrial Group is a prominent Chinese manufacturing conglomerate with a strong presence in the motorcycle industry. Founded in 1992 by Zuo Zongshen, the company has grown from a small motorcycle repair shop into one of China's largest motorcycle manufacturers, claiming an annual output of over 1,000,000 motorcycles. Beyond two-wheelers, Zongshen also produces quad bikes, engines, generators, and other power machinery, demonstrating a diversified industrial portfolio.
A key aspect of Zongshen's strategy is its focus on research and development, exemplified by the "Cyclone" program initiated in 2007. This program aims to foster unique technology and designs, helping the brand stand out in a competitive market. Zongshen has also engaged in significant international collaborations, including joint ventures with renowned global players like Italy's Piaggio and partnerships with engineering firms such as Ricardo for developing new motorcycle platforms, like a 650cc engine platform.
Zongshen's international footprint is extensive, with products exported to over 100 countries and regions across Europe, America, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Africa. They have established subsidiaries and representative offices in various countries, including the USA, France, Vietnam, Thailand, and Mexico. The company also actively participates in motorcycle racing, with the Zongshen Motorcycle Racing Team achieving notable successes in international championships, further showcasing their engineering capabilities and commitment to performance. Zongshen operates under various sub-brands, including "Cyclone" for higher displacement and leisure motorcycles, "Cineco" for smart electric motorcycles, and "Zongshen" for a stylish range targeting the youth market.