Zongshen Longxin ranks first in China with an annual production and sales volume of 3.46 million vehicles, followed closely by Beiyi. The Expo showcases the strength of the entire industrial chain. Zongshen Group demonstrated the strength of its entire industrial chain at the Expo. In December 2024, Zongshen, in collaboration with Chongqing state-owned Yufu Holdings, completed the acquisition of Longxin General Motors, with a total transaction amount of RMB 5.461 billion, marking the largest acquisition in China's motorcycle industry. In 2025, Zongshen Longxin's motorcycle production and sales volume will reach 3.46 million, ranking first in China. Zongshen Group showcased its Zongshen, Saikelon, and Senlan brands at the exhibition, displaying products tailored for young consumers, intelligent motorcycles, and new energy models, respectively. Zongshen's overseas market covers East and West Africa, primarily focusing on the export of traditional fuel-powered and cargo tricycles, and it has established overseas factories in Vietnam, Thailand, and Mexico. Limitless unveiled a new self-developed intelligent technology platform, integrating automobile-level intelligent driving technology into motorcycles.
Limitless plans to launch a new self-developed intelligent technology platform at the Motorcycle Expo, showcasing its technological advancements in interaction, driving, power, and body design, among others. The first concept car equipped with this platform will also be unveiled simultaneously. Penta introduced its inaugural P51 strong hybrid power system, featuring a 250cc twin-cylinder engine and a dual-motor collaborative architecture. The Kaiyue 650RR is equipped with a lane-changing assist system that synchronously displays blind-spot images on the instrument panel when the turn signal is activated. The Neon Star incorporates a vehicle-wide domain control architecture, enabling in-depth AI vehicle control and full-scenario OTA upgrades. Automotive-grade technology is rapidly permeating the motorcycle sector, with intellectualization and electrification emerging as the primary tracks for domestic motorcycle manufacturers.