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Zibo Baiwang Machinery Equipment Co., Ltd. Achieves Breakthrough in International Trade: Successfully Exports BYD Qin EV Motor to Jordan
In a landmark achievement for China’s new energy vehicle (NEV) sector, Zibo Baiwang Machinery Equipment Co., Ltd., a leading enterprise in Shandong’s smart equipment manufacturing industry, has successfully exported a high-performance electric motor for the BYD Qin EV to Jordan. This milestone underscores the company’s growing influence in global NEV supply chains and highlights the rising competitiveness of China’s advanced manufacturing capabilities.
The exported motor, a core component of BYD’s flagship Qin EV sedan, embodies cutting-edge innovation in electric propulsion. Designed with a permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) architecture, it delivers a maximum power output of 100 kW and a peak torque of 180 Nm, ensuring seamless acceleration and energy efficiency. Paired with BYD’s proprietary ternary lithium-ion battery (energy density: 160 Wh/kg, capacity: 53.1 kWh), the motor enables the Qin EV to achieve an NEDC-rated range of 421 km on a single charge, meeting the rigorous demands of both urban commuting and long-distance travel.
The motor’s integration with a single-speed fixed-ratio transmission further enhances its reliability, while features like three driving modes (ECO, SPORT, Snow) and fast-charging capability (1.5 hours for 0-80% SOC) cater to diverse user preferences. These technical specifications align with Jordan’s strategic push to modernize its transportation infrastructure and reduce carbon emissions, positioning the BYD Qin EV as a prime solution for the Middle Eastern market.
This export deal reflects Zibo Baiwang’s deep expertise in NEV component manufacturing and its ability to customize solutions for international clients. The company, headquartered in Zibo—a hub for China’s smart equipment industry—has leveraged its proximity to BYD’s production bases and advanced R&D facilities to ensure seamless quality control and supply chain efficiency.
For the Jordanian market, Zibo Baiwang collaborated closely with local partners to adapt the motor to regional specifications, including compliance with Middle Eastern electrical standards and climate resilience against extreme temperatures. This localized approach mirrors broader trends in China’s NEV exports, where companies are increasingly adopting “technology + ecosystem” strategies—such as BYD’s establishment of a full-chain industrial base in Hungary—to build sustainable partnerships abroad.
The export marks a significant addition to Zibo’s thriving “new three” (NEVs, lithium batteries, photovoltaic products) export portfolio, which surged by 280% year-on-year in 2025, according to customs data. As a city with a 100-year industrial heritage, Zibo has transformed itself into a leader in smart manufacturing, focusing on robotics, NEVs, and advanced equipment. Its strategic location in Shandong Province—a powerhouse accounting for one-sixth of China’s total NEV exports—further amplifies its logistical advantages for global trade.
Zibo Customs has played a pivotal role in facilitating this growth, streamlining export procedures and offering policy support to reduce barriers for high-tech enterprises. “This motor export is not just a business transaction; it’s a testament to Zibo’s integration into the global NEV value chain,” said a spokesperson for Zibo Baiwang. “We aim to replicate this success across the Middle East and beyond, aligning with China’s vision of shared green development.”
With Jordan’s automotive market embracing electrification, the BYD Qin EV motor export positions Zibo Baiwang as a key enabler of sustainable transportation in the region. The deal also aligns with China’s broader strategy to lead the global NEV revolution, with the country now supplying over 60% of the world’s electric vehicles and 76% of lithium-ion batteries.
As Zibo Baiwang continues to expand its international footprint, the company remains committed to innovation, quality, and mutual growth with global partners. “Our goal is to bridge technological gaps and deliver solutions that empower communities worldwide,” the company’s CEO emphasized. “This export to Jordan is just the beginning.”
