The SoftEmblem Evolution: Nantong Xingyan & Wuyang-Honda's 25-Year Journey
On a sweltering Guangzhou day in 1994, our engineers delivered the first motorcycle decals to Wuyang-Honda's production line. Little did we know this routine partnership would evolve through a technological revolution two decades later.
In 2019, when SoftEmblem technology emerged from Xingyan labs, Wuyang-Honda became its pioneer adopter. Their R&D team was stunned during testing: While traditional chrome emblems warped on electric scooter curves, the 0.5mm-thick SoftEmblem clung like liquid metal—thanks to its 70-90 Shore hardness and R≥600 curvature compliance. What truly captivated designers was its silk-printed color gradients, making the "Jingyuan" logo glow with jewel-like radiance for the first time.
As PCX and CGX150 models adopted SoftEmblem, deeper advantages surfaced. Procurement teams discovered 70% fewer molds were needed due to universal curved-surface adaptability; warehouses slashed SKUs by 50% when replacing arc-specific hard emblems. Production veterans marveled at the change: "No more cuts from sharp edges! Installation time halved without specialized tools."
When Honda Japan certified its 2,000-hour accelerated aging resistance, SoftEmblem had become the silent star on Wuyang-Honda's new assembly lines. What began with decals now pioneers emblem aesthetics—while traditional plating struggles under eco-regulations, our SoftEmblem makes every Honda motorcycle shine with pollution-free metallic brilliance.