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Romania Strengthens Role as Major EU Bicycle Manufacturing Hub Despite Domestic Market Challenges

2025-08-15 source own

While Romania’s domestic bicycle market faces ongoing fluctuations, the country remains a vital production centre for the European cycling industry. Competitive labour costs, combined with strong demand for Romanian-made bikes in leading export destinations, have helped secure its position as one of the EU’s key manufacturing hubs.

Driven largely by exports to Western Europe, Romania’s bicycle factories continue to operate at high capacity, supplying both traditional and e-bike models to some of the continent’s most competitive markets. This export strength has offset the impact of weaker local sales, ensuring the sector remains a significant contributor to the country’s manufacturing economy.

Industry experts note that Romania’s combination of skilled labour, cost efficiency, and proximity to major EU markets makes it a strategic location for brands seeking reliable large-scale production within the European Union.

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