At Jinggang Group's production workshops in Luozhuang district, Linyi, Shandong province, workers weld and assemble vehicles, preparing electric bicycles and tricycles for shipment.

The company's sales have climbed year after year, with this year's performance already exceeding last year's 100 million yuan ($15 million), making it one of the first enterprises in Linyi's e-bike sector to secure fully independent export rights.

Thanks to Linyi's complete industrial ecosystem, local manufacturers can source all vehicle parts within two hours, with logistics connected to Qingdao Port and China-Europe freight trains reaching Europe directly.

In the first seven months of this year, Linyi exported 210,000 electric bicycles and tricycles, up 173.9 percent year-on-year, accounting for half of Shandong's total exports. Jinggang Group is among the local manufacturers driving that growth.

Jinggang Group's newly assembled e-bikes stand ready for export in Linyi, reflecting the city's surging international shipments of electric vehicles. [Photo/Linyi Daily]