Hangzhou – October 16, 2026 -- CFMOTO unveiled CFMOTO NexFactory in Jiaxing, an integrated manufacturing hub for two-wheeled vehicles destined for global markets, at its CFMOTO EXPERIENCE 2026 media event. Journalists from more than 29 countries and regions attended the event at the company's Chinese headquarters.
CFMOTO runs five plants and sells through more than 9,000 dealers
The company operates five production facilities across China, Mexico and Thailand, backed by five flagship R&D centers and four design hubs worldwide. It sells in more than 100 countries and regions, and its portfolio spans motorcycles, off-road vehicles and electric mobility solutions.
Chief Brand Officer Ferdinand Klauser said the goal is to become a premium global powersports brand, adding that "being global isn't just about where we sell, it's about how we operate."
International media see CFMOTO's design institute for the first time
Journalists toured R&D and design facilities covering vehicle development, simulation, testing, software engineering and connected technologies. They also visited the CFMOTO Industrial Design Institute (CFID) for the first time, where the company coordinates design resources across China, Europe and North America.
CFMOTO previewed its "Form Follows the Wind" design philosophy through the 550CL-C and GOES 700 CONCEPT. It also showed the V4 SR-RR prototype, which has reached a top speed of 315.82 km/h.
Moto3 title and 2027 women's series deal anchor CFMOTO's motorsport push
CFMOTO Aspar Team rider Máximo Quiles won the Moto3 World Championship in October 2026. The 675SR-R has been selected as the official race bike for the 2027 FIM Women's Circuit Racing World Championship.