Jinan Qingqi and Qingqi Suzuki have never been the same company, but they both belonged to the Qingqi Group in the past. In the early 1990s, Jinan Qingqi Motorcycle Factory began to introduce Suzuki technology to produce TB50, AG50, AG100, K90 and GS125 models. At that time, some of the vehicles still had imported engines. Later, as the Chinese motorcycle sales market boomed, Jinan Qingqi Motorcycle Factory It also merged many companies (including a company that did not originally produce motorcycles). On this basis, Qingqi Group was established with Jinan Qingqi as the core. In the name of Qingqi Group, it jointly established Jinan Qingqi Suzuki Motorcycle Co., Ltd. with Japan's Suzuki. In the company, China and Japan each held 50% of the shares. At that time, Jinan Qingqi and Qingqi Suzuki both belonged to the Qingqi Group, but they were two independently operated companies within the group. They had nothing to do with each other, just like a big family living their own lives. Two sons.

The joint venture Qingqi Suzuki was officially put into production in 1996. All the products after production are products of Suzuki’s independent trademark, and they are also Suzuki’s original models. Since Qingqi Suzuki was put into production, Jinan Qingqi has Models bearing the Suzuki trademark are no longer produced. Qingqi Suzuki is a joint venture brand, while Jinan Qingqi is a domestic first-tier brand.

Later, with the expansion of Qingqi Group, the stall became bigger and bigger, but many problems arose after the blind expansion. Because Qingqi’s brand was very famous at that time, many small factories that were merged were called “Qingqi Group”. "In the name of Qingqi, we produce inferior motorcycles, and even many companies outside the group use Qingqi's trademark, which has a great impact on Qingqi's reputation. The year 2000 was the most chaotic and difficult period for the Qingqi Group. At that time, there were so many cars with the Qingqi brand on the market, but in fact only the products of Jinan Qingqi, the core company of Qingqi, were the real Qingqi. Since Qingqi Suzuki, which was put into production in 1996, only produces Suzuki bikes, all cars with the "Qingqi" trademark have nothing to do with it. However, it is difficult to say whether they are "Qingqi" produced by Jinan Qingqi, so Qingqi produced in 2000 (not Qingqi Suzuki) ) is definitely not Qingqi Suzuki. In 2000, Qingqi Suzuki had very few products, including the GS125 (including black and white models), Storm Prince, Superman 150 Pedal and other models.