Established in Hsinchu · December 2003
About VTECH MOTOR
Automotive and motorcycle fuel pumps, motor manufacturing, OEM/OES experience and electric mobility assembly development.
Company Profile
Manufacturing experience built in Taiwan
VTECH MOTOR CO., LTD. was established in December 2003 in Hsinchu, Taiwan. The company primarily manufactures fuel pumps and motors for automotive and motorcycle applications.
Its product experience includes supply to OEM manufacturers of ATVs, light aircraft and motorcycles, as well as service-parts OES supply systems associated with Toyota/Hotai Motor, Ford Lio Ho and Mazda.
Parent Company & R&D Foundation
Chi Hua Fitness Co., Ltd. · Stock code 1593
Parent company Chi Hua Fitness Co., Ltd. (stock code 1593) formally invested in VTECH MOTOR in January 2013.
Chi Hua focuses on the design, research and development of motors and magnetic-control technologies and holds multiple invention patents in Germany, the United States and Japan.
Product & Market Development
Extending motor expertise into electric mobility
I
New Products & Overseas Markets
VTECH MOTOR continues to develop overseas markets and new fuel-pump and electric-motor models. The company also seeks better materials and suppliers to provide customers with more professional and efficient service.
II
Brushless Motors & Controllers
In response to customer requirements, VTECH MOTOR developed electric brushless motors and supports project discussions for brushless motor assembly and controller assembly.
III
E-Scooter & E-Bike Assembly
The company introduced electric scooter and electric bicycle assembly, supporting OEM assembly for E-Scooters and E-bike project discussions based on product and component requirements.
Looking Overseas
Taking Taiwan-built motor manufacturing capability to international markets
With the support of customers in Taiwan, VTECH MOTOR continues to build from its domestic-market foundation, bring internationally competitive motor manufacturing capability from Taiwan to overseas markets and pursue global operations.
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