QJ Motors kept making headlines in 2022. In January alone, the Chinese OEM joined the Moto3 World Championship while parent company Qianjiang inked a production deal with Italian suspension specialists Marzocchi. By April, QJ introduced a host of new models before showing off its latest wares at EICMA 2022. Despite the whirlwind year, QJ Motors has even loftier ambitions in 2023.
According to Cycle World document detective Ben Purvis, those goals include making inroads into the U.S. market. QJ recently submitted regulatory forms to the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for several models. The VIN decoder document filed by the firm includes machines between 135cc and 754cc from both QJ Motors and sister company Benelli.
