Zhejiang Mugs
Description: A retro-style emblem featuring a central turbocharger component. Above it, Chinese characters are displayed, followed by the text "ZHEJIANG TURBO COMPANY". Below the turbo are red and black stripes with yellow stars. The bottom prominently displays the text "WUTANG WAR WHISTE".
Description: Back in 2015 the tuner market became flooded with cheap Chinese-made turbos and enthusiasts were quick to snap them up and see what these low-dollar units could do. Results were mixed, though they were predominantly good and as such, the market flourished. If you're wondering who is responsible for knock-offs of $2,000 turbos suddenly becoming available online for $150, look no further than Zhejiang Turbo Company of Shanghai, China. Founded by Zhang Zhejiang in 2012, Zhejiang Turbo Company deconstructed some of the most popular (and powerful) aftermarket turbos available and began manufacturing them, usually building in some improvements to the original along the way.
Description: A bold industrial-meets-street design that fuses mechanical power with stylized nationalism. Featuring a highly detailed turbocharger stamped “Made in China,” the artwork is wrapped in Chinese and English slogans, including the fierce Wutang War Whistle. Set against a distressed red backdrop with golden stars, reminiscent of the Chinese flag, this piece radiates intensity and mechanical dominance. Whether parody or pride, it’s a turbo-charged emblem of speed, power, and competitive spirit.
