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China's CFMOTO sold out roughly 500 units of its second reservation batch in Brazil within just four minutes of opening. The company plans to expand production in Manaus while holding prices steady, with a third batch also planned.
Having watched Chinese brands rise in Europe, it's easy to see the same trend accelerating in Brazil. The "4-minute sellout" number tends to grab all the attention on its own, but the real substance is the down-to-earth strategy of local production plus holding the price. As long as they don't drop the ball there, this wave isn't going to recede anytime soon.
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Chinese bikes used to mean cheap and shoddy, but CFMOTO's really changed that image.
Brazil's a Honda and Yamaha stronghold. Interesting to watch how much market the Chinese brands can eat into.
Keeping the price flat via Manaus production is commendable. Latin America's all about price competition after all.
Probably keeping the price flat because it's locally produced and dodges tariffs. Smart move.
Selling out in 4 minutes, isn't that just because they limited the stock? 500 units for the second batch was already small to begin with.
Exactly, 500 units is a pretty small pool to begin with. Smells a bit like hype-building too.
Selling 500 units in 4 minutes is impressive. CFMOTO's clearly popular in Brazil.
Is Manaus a city where a lot of factories are clustered in Brazil?
