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Research on Development Trends in China's Motorcycle Industry

2025-12-04

China’s motorcycle industry is witnessing an overall upward trend in both export volume and export value. Among them, exports of large-displacement motorcycles are accelerating. A motorcycle is a type of motor vehicle powered by either a fuel-powered engine or an electric motor, with steering controlled by handlebars. It features lightness, flexibility, and swift performance.

In China, both the export volume and export value of the motorcycle industry have shown an overall upward trend. Large-displacement motorcycles—whose exports are accelerating—are a type of motorized vehicle powered by either internal-combustion engines or electric motors. They are steered via handlebars that control the front-wheel direction and are characterized by their lightweight, flexibility, and swift performance. From 2020 to 2024, China’s motorcycle exports demonstrated remarkably strong performance, with both export volume and export value showing consistent growth. In 2024, these figures surged significantly to 11.0163 million units and 6.981 billion U.S. dollars, representing year-on-year increases of 32.46% and 27.74%, respectively. This trend reflects, on the one hand, the continued strengthening of China’s competitive advantages in areas such as cost-effectiveness and supply chain management; and on the other hand, it highlights the deepening reliance of the industry on exports.

Specifically, in terms of the structure of exported products, in 2024, motorcycles with engine displacements below 150cc accounted for 83% of China's motorcycle exports, while motorcycles with medium displacements ranging from 150 to 250cc made up 14%, and those with displacements above 250cc accounted for only 3%. In recent years, China's motorcycle industry has seen an accelerating trend in exporting large-displacement models. In 2024, exports of such models reached 359,000 units, with a penetration rate of 3.3%. From 2022 to 2024, the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) was 67.5%, indicating that there is still considerable room for further growth.