During the 2025 Thailand International Motorcycle Show, Chongqing Zhiyang Machinery Co., Ltd.'s overseas performance disclosures garnered industry attention: in the first half of 2025, its Southeast Asian market revenue exceeded US$120 million, a year-on-year increase of 42%. Growth in Vietnam and Indonesia exceeded 50%, making it a prime example of a Chinese motorcycle parts company expanding overseas.

Leveraging Chongqing's industrial foundation as the "Motorcycle Capital," Zhiyang Machinery is expanding into emerging markets through a dual-channel approach: factory direct supply and cross-border e-commerce. According to DoCar.com data from Q1 2025, motorcycle sales in Southeast Asia and India exceeded 30 million units, accounting for nearly half of the global market share. Chinese brands are rapidly replacing conventional vehicle manufacturers. Zhiyang Machinery has specifically launched a tropical climate-compatible transmission system, enabling localized supply at its Vietnamese assembly plant, shortening delivery times to 72 hours. "Our brake systems have already achieved an 18% market share in Gojek's food delivery vehicles in Indonesia, thanks to our 24-hour after-sales response system," said the Director of the Overseas Business Department. In addition to Southeast Asia, Zhiyang Machinery is also expanding into South America, establishing a warehousing center in São Paulo, Brazil. Its revenue in South America increased 38% year-on-year in the first half of the year, and its products have successfully entered the local supply chains of Honda and Yamaha. This strategy of "based in the mountain city, connecting the world" is highly consistent with the Chongqing Municipal Commission of Economy and Information Technology's policy of supporting enterprises in strengthening international cooperation.