Is Haojue Motorcycle a Joint Venture or Domestic Brand?
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Haojue is a domestic brand. All its vehicle components are sourced from different parts manufacturers, selecting the highest quality ones for assembly. Haojue does not have its own complete vehicle production line, but its quality and craftsmanship are widely recognized as relatively good in China. Here is some relevant information: Haojue Suzuki: In the future, joint venture brands tend to have independent trademarks, and joint trademarks will gradually disappear. However, brands like Haojue and Haojue Suzuki will coexist for a long time. Dealers often deliberately blur the relationship between the two when selling, collectively referring to them as "Haojue Suzuki". Notes: The Haojue Suzuki 125cc motorcycles (including models like the Diamond Leopard, Diamond Leopard King, and Little Prince, etc.) mainly use two types of engines: the A engine and the C engine. The A engine is originally imported, while the C engine is assembled domestically with imported parts. The specific difference is that the engine number of the C engine contains a "*" symbol, while the A engine does not. The GN125H and GN125F use the same engine without any difference; do not be misled by dealers.
I've been riding Haojue motorcycles and find them exceptionally reliable. It's a joint venture product, co-produced by China's Haojue and Japan's Suzuki, so I often call it a 'joint venture brand'. The quality is quite stable, with engine technology from Suzuki but assembled in China, featuring abundant and affordable spare parts. After using it for over two years, it's been fuel-efficient with minimal issues, making it ideal for daily commuting. Many beginners ask me for bike recommendations, and I always say Haojue offers great value for money—it rides smoothly and requires little maintenance worry. While purely domestic brands might have minor flaws, Haojue combines the strengths of both Chinese and Japanese technologies, earning a solid market reputation. It's definitely worth buying.
