Apollo Racing Team, champion of China's top rally motorcycle category, teams up with Zhang Xue, who rose from Apollo apprentice to WSBK champion — an inspiring duo in the motorcycling world. #ApolloRacing# #Zhangxue# #WSBK# #MotorsportInspiration# #RacingLegend#

Zhang Xue rides a modified motorcycle and breaks the Guinness World Record for the longest distance travelled on open water. On October 25, on the open water of Jinjiang River in Mayang, Hunan, Zhang Xue rode the modified MX450 motorcycle and travelled 40.74 km on water, setting a new Guinness World Record.🏍️🏆 From failed attempts 17 years ago to this breakthrough, passion and perseverance have made his dream come true.🎉 #GuinnessWorldRecord# #motorcycle# Source：Nibalaoguanchashou（Douyin)

Zhang Xue's motorcycle team was targeted by thieves in Italy. The team went to Milan in late September to watch a race. A team member said thieves hit their tour bus — several people lost backpacks, clothes, cameras and cash. The team has filed a police report.

In response to Zhang Xue's claim that ZXMotor plans to open a store in Taiwan by 2027 and offer Taiwanese riders the same after-sales service as mainland owners, State Council Taiwan Affairs Office said cross-strait compatriots are one family and we are willing to share quality mainland products, support two-way investment and win-win cooperation.

Débès finally met his boss Zhang Xue in person—and the moment was pure joy. On August 16, after wrapping up his schedule in Chengdu, Débès traveled to Chongqing to meet Zhang Xue for the very first time in China. Débès debuted in his first domestic off-road race, suited up in a red racing suit—with Zhang on-site as chief commander.

ZXMOTO is sponsoring young riders to train in Europe in order to help Chinese motorcycle racers reach the international stage, founder Zhang Xue told Yicai during the Shanghai round of the 2026 FIM Motocross World Championship. @ZXMOTOGlobal

A riderless motorcycle was filmed cruising on an elevated road in Huzhou, Zhejiang, with no one on board. Many online users believe it may be a Zhang Xue 820RR, with the brand later reposting the video and saying its stability was “insanely good” while urgently trying to find the owner and confirm they were safe.

"If the motorcycle isn't returned, I'll give him a new one. If that gets seized too, I'll give another. I'll keep giving — until when? Until reunification," said ZXMOTO founder Zhang Xue in response to a Taiwan buyer's ZXMOTO motorcycle — assembled from mainland parts — being seized by Taiwan's economy authorities. He also pledged to cover all the owner's legal fees.