Taiwanese motorbike factory opens

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The Taiwanese motorbike producer Kymco Group opened a $20 million factory at the Dai Dang Industrial Park in southern Binh Duong Province yesterday.

The Taiwanese motorbike producer Kymco Group opened a $20 million factory at the Dai Dang Industrial Park in southern Binh Duong Province yesterday. — Photo binhduong.gov.vn

HCM CITY (Biz Hub) — The Taiwanese motorbike producer Kymco Group opened a $20 million factory at the Dai Dang Industrial Park in southern Binh Duong Province yesterday.

The factory will make motorbikes and components for the entire Southeast Asia region and several European countries, such as Germany, France and Italy .

Three new product lines were introduced the same day, including Many S 50cc bikes suitable for young customers and the K-Pipe 125cc and Xciting 400 models.

Kymco Group has established two factories and several showrooms in Viet Nam. — VNS

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