Inland Chinese cities now export more than the coast
Geography
Motorcycle manufacturers in Chongqing now ship forty percent of their fleet across the Yangtze, bypassing traditional harbors to dominate the global two-wheel market.
Manufacturing gravity in China has shifted two thousand kilometers from the coast to the deep interior. In the mountain-ringed city of Chongqing, factories like ZXMOTO are producing aluminum-framed vehicles that can survive fifty-g crashes, once a feat reserved for elite coastal labs. These inland hubs now drive twenty-four percent of the nation's total export growth.