From January 6 to 9, 2026, CES 2026 (the Consumer Electronics Show) was successfully held in Las Vegas, USA. The global technology event attracted more than 148,000 industry professionals, over 4,100 exhibiting companies, and 6,900 media representatives and content creators worldwide, generating over 37,000 media reports. Once again, CES reaffirmed its role as a global barometer for technological innovation.

Spanning 2.6 million square feet, CES 2026 centered on “Physical AI” as its core theme, marking a pivotal shift in artificial intelligence from conceptual demonstrations toward real-world deployment. The focus moved beyond digital interaction to emphasize AI’s capabilities in perception, decision-making, and execution within physical environments. Against this backdrop, the collective presence of Chinese enterprises stood out. According to statistics, more than 900 Chinese companies participated in CES 2026, spanning sectors such as AI, robotics, smart hardware, new energy, and intelligent mobility.

Among them, YADEA, a leading Chinese brand in the two-wheel electric mobility sector, appeared as a representative of Chinese enterprises, showcasing to the North American market its technological expertise and ongoing exploration of intelligent electric two-wheel solutions. Addressing global market demands, YADEA unveiled two electric bicycle models: FATBOY which was designed for urban leisure and off-road riding, and FLO, engineered for efficient urban commuting. The displays highlighted YADEA’s strong R&D capabilities as well as its robust global supply chain infrastructure.

As global technological innovation accelerates from digital transformation toward intelligent transformation, Chinese two-wheel mobility companies—represented by YADEA—are increasingly contributing to the construction of a global intelligent mobility ecosystem through product and technology exports. YADEA’s presence at CES 2026 not only reflects the continuous advancement of Chinese manufacturing in the fields of new energy and smart mobility, but also underscores the growing visibility and competitiveness of Chinese brands on the international technology stage.

With the successful conclusion of CES 2026, Chinese two-wheel mobility enterprises are gradually evolving from “participants” to “co-creators,” assuming an increasingly significant role in the global wave of intelligent mobility and Physical AI development.