Shineray Group
Chinese holding
Shineray Group (Chinese: 鑫源集团) is a multinational manufacturing enterprise based in China, with core businesses spanning the R&D, manufacturing, and sales of automobiles, motorcycles, agricultural machinery, and powertrains. The group started with motorcycle manufacturing and gradually expanded into the automotive sector, implementing a global strategy.The group is the owner of the Italian motorcycle brand SWM.
Shineray Group also formed a joint venture with Brilliance Auto Group to produce SWM branded automobiles and motorcycles in Chongqing, China.
Group History and Overview
Shineray Group was founded by Mr. Gong Daxing. Its motorcycle business began in 1997 (Chongqing Shineray Motorcycle Co., Ltd.), and the "SHINERAY" brand was officially adopted in 2002. In 2007, the group formally established Shineray Automobile Co., Ltd., entering the automotive manufacturing industry.
The group is headquartered in Chongqing, China. Its automotive brands include SRM Shineray, SWM Motors, and Jinbei, with products covering SUVs, MPVs, minivans, mini-trucks, and new energy vehicles. Its motorcycle brands mainly include "Shineray", "SWM", and the new energy-focused "Binsen".
Business Segments and Operations
Automotive Manufacturing (Shineray Automobile)
Shineray Automobile holds full qualifications for independent production across all vehicle categories (including new energy vehicles) and operates two major production bases in Chongqing: Fuling (annual capacity of 300,000 passenger vehicles and 300,000 engines) and High-tech Zone (annual capacity of 100,000 commercial vehicles).
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