DAYANG Highlights New VRJ 150 Hybrid Scooter at the Canton Fair

DAYANG brought a diverse lineup of motorcycles to this edition of the Canton Fair, including the TCV 450 cruiser, which has also appeared at previous editions. The standout attraction this time, however, was the new VRJ 150 scooter, unveiled ahead of CIMAMotor 2026.

According to a DAYANG representative, the VRJ 150 features a hybrid powertrain and meets Euro 5+ emissions standards. Its equipment list includes an electrically adjustable windscreen, T-BOX connectivity, a tire-pressure monitoring system, heated grips, traction control (TCS), ABS, and a built-in dashcam.

The scooter also features a high-quality balance shaft, designed to help reduce engine vibration. According to the company, this helps keep the handlebars more comfortable to hold during acceleration.

With its combination of hybrid technology, rider-focused features, and everyday comfort equipment, the VRJ 150 was one of the key models to look out for at DAYANG’s Canton Fair display.

TEYIN TX 450 Makes Its Mark at the Canton Fair

TEYIN brought its newly launched TX 450 maxi-scooter to this edition of the Canton Fair, showcasing a model aimed at markets in Europe, South America and Southeast Asia. With a 398cc twin-cylinder engine and a suite of standard electronic features, the TX 450 combines substantial displacement with rider-focused technology in the large-scooter segment.

Power comes from a 398cc, four-stroke, twin-cylinder engine with liquid- and air-cooling, producing a maximum output of 30 kW at 8,000 rpm and peak torque of 41 N·m at 6,500 rpm. A 16-liter fuel tank provides capacity for longer rides, while standard equipment includes ABS, TCS, ESC and a T-BOX connectivity system.

With its twin-cylinder powertrain, generous fuel capacity and range of electronic features, the TX 450 represents TEYIN’s latest offering in the maxi-scooter category, as the brand looks to reach riders and buyers across several international markets.

ZNEN Showcases New Scooters and Automatic Motorcycles at the Canton Fair

ZNEN brought a wide selection of new scooters to this edition of the Canton Fair, attracting interest from international visitors and buyers. Among the models on display was the TIDAL, which the brand had highlighted at the previous edition. This time, the spotlight was on a new 310-class maxi-scooter, alongside the PAPIO, an automatic motorcycle developed with the Latin American market in mind.

The new maxi-scooter offers two engine displacement options: 250cc and 310cc. A Bosch electronic fuel injection system comes as part of the package, while standard ABS and TCS add braking and traction-control assistance. A front-facing camera is another notable feature. With target markets spanning Europe, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and North Africa, the model reflects ZNEN’s focus on combining practical equipment with flexibility for different overseas markets.

Another key model, the PAPIO, takes a different approach. Featuring an automatic transmission without manual gear shifting, it is primarily aimed at riders in Latin America who prefer a simpler riding experience. Together, the two models highlight ZNEN’s efforts to cater to different customer preferences through varied product formats and market-specific positioning.

GUSITE Showcases the GST400 Scooter at the Canton Fair

GUSITE brought several scooter models to this edition of the Canton Fair, with the GST400 standing out as a key highlight. Designed for global markets, this single-cylinder maxi-scooter combines strong performance figures with comfort-oriented features and standard electronic rider aids.

The GST400 is powered by a liquid-cooled, four-valve, single-cylinder engine producing a maximum output of 22.5 kW at 8,500 rpm and peak torque of 34.5 N·m at 6,500 rpm. Its claimed top speed reaches 125 km/h. Beyond its powertrain, the scooter features a TFT display and heated handlebars for added convenience in different riding conditions. ABS and TCS are also standard, providing braking and traction-control assistance.

With its performance-focused engine, rider-friendly equipment and global market positioning, the GST400 represents one of GUSITE’s key offerings in the scooter segment at this year’s Canton Fair, giving international buyers a closer look at the brand’s latest products.

JIAJUE Showcases Its Scooter Lineup at the 140th Canton Fair

At the 140th Canton Fair, JIAJUE presented a range of scooters for visitors to explore. With its products sold in markets around the world, the brand continues to serve diverse two-wheeler markets with its scooter lineup.

JIAJUE’s display offered a closer look at its range of scooter models, highlighting the brand’s presence in the global two-wheeler market.

QIANXIN Showcases Several New Models at the 140th Canton Fair

At the 140th Canton Fair, QIANXIN presented a diverse lineup of new motorcycles, spanning several two-wheeler and off-road categories.

The display featured six scooter models, alongside one manual motorcycle, one off-road motorcycle, and one all-terrain vehicle (ATV). This broad selection gave visitors a look at QIANXIN’s latest offerings across everyday mobility and off-road riding segments.

With nine new models on display, QIANXIN brought a varied product lineup to this year’s fair, offering overseas buyers more opportunities to explore its motorcycle and powersports range.

BFTALX Debuts GT400 Electric Scooter at the Canton Fair

BFTALX made its first appearance at the Canton Fair with the GT400, a self-developed electric flat-floor scooter designed for markets in Europe, the United States and Brazil. Combining a sporty design concept with a strong focus on smart connectivity, the GT400 brings a technology-focused approach to electric two-wheel mobility.

The standout feature is its instrument display, which goes beyond basic riding information and smartphone Bluetooth connectivity. According to the brand, the system supports navigation, music playback, and access to messaging apps such as WeChat and WhatsApp. It also supports phone calls and voice recognition, bringing multiple everyday digital functions together in one interface.

Another notable detail is the GT400’s front headlight, which has obtained South Korea’s KC certification. With its emphasis on smart features and an internationally oriented market strategy, the GT400 marks an important debut for BFTALX at the Canton Fair, giving overseas buyers a closer look at the brand’s approach to connected electric scooters.

HOOSUN Highlights the CROSSCAT Underbone Motorcycle at the 140th Canton Fair

At the 140th Canton Fair, HOOSUN showcased a range of motorcycles, with the CROSSCAT emerging as one of its key models. Featuring an underbone-style design, the CROSSCAT is aimed at riders looking for practical, everyday transportation.

The CROSSCAT is powered by a 109cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled, four-stroke engine. According to the company, its fuel consumption is approximately 1.8 L per 100 km, while its curb weight is 97 kg and its claimed top speed reaches 80 km/h.

The model is also available with different certification options, including China’s CCC certification and Euro 4 or Euro 5 emissions standards, depending on the intended market and version.

With its small-displacement engine, lightweight construction, and low claimed fuel consumption, the CROSSCAT was a key highlight of HOOSUN’s motorcycle lineup at this year’s fair.

SENLING Showcases Three Standout Motorcycles at the Canton Fair

SENLING brought a range of motorcycles to this edition of the Canton Fair, with three models standing out: the retro-styled APATU, the ADVISER and the newly introduced V18. Together, they highlight different aspects of the brand’s lineup, from classic-inspired styling to models aimed at a broader international audience and a fresh addition to its range.

The APATU features a 125cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine producing a maximum output of 8.9 kW and peak torque of 11.7 N·m. With its retro styling, the model is primarily targeted at markets in Europe, South America and Southeast Asia. The ADVISER, meanwhile, shares the same engine platform as the APATU but is positioned for global markets, giving international buyers another option within SENLING’s lineup. Completing the trio is the V18, a new motorcycle introduced shortly before the Canton Fair, adding a fresh model to the brand’s display.

By bringing together these three models, SENLING offered visitors a closer look at its product range and its approach to serving different international markets through varied styling and product positioning.