According to new vehicle registration data released by FENABRAVE for the first half of 2026, Chinese electric two-wheeler brands have become an increasingly important part of Brazil’s electric motorcycle market. A total of 10 Chinese brands appeared in the Top 15 ranking by cumulative registrations from January to June. GCX ranked second with 1,076 registrations, followed by SHINERAY in third. AIPAO, SMARDA and HORWIN also placed in the Top 10, while LUYUAN, AIMA, TAILG and YADEA made the Top 15.

Among the brands that have already established a certain registration volume in Brazil, YADEA’s appearance in the ranking is particularly noteworthy. According to official FENABRAVE statistics, YADEA recorded 67 electric motorcycle registrations in Brazil from January to June 2026, giving it a 0.75% market share and placing it 14th overall. For YADEA, which is continuing to expand its presence in the Brazilian market, the result represents a meaningful milestone in its local market development.

Brazil’s electric motorcycle market itself continued to expand rapidly in the first half of the year. A total of 8,933 electric motorcycles were registered in the country from January to June 2026, up 64.75% from 5,422 units during the same period of 2025. As the market grows, Chinese brands are also increasing their presence. GCX and SHINERAY have achieved relatively high rankings, while YADEA, LUYUAN, AIMA and TAILG have also entered the Top 15, highlighting the growing presence of Chinese electric two-wheeler brands in Brazil.

FENABRAVE data further shows that Brazil recorded 1,701 electric motorcycle registrations in June 2026, up 58.38% from 1,074 units in May. Overall, the Brazilian electric two-wheeler market maintained strong growth momentum in the first half of the year, while competition among brands continues to develop.

The market landscape for electric two-wheelers in Brazil is still evolving. Brands such as GCX and SHINERAY have established a relatively strong position, while Chinese brands including YADEA are gradually strengthening their presence in the market. As the market expands, product offerings, distribution networks and local market operations will become increasingly important factors for brands seeking to grow their market share.

For YADEA, Brazil continues to offer considerable room for growth. As the country’s electric two-wheeler market continues to expand, registration performance over the coming quarters will provide a clearer indication of YADEA’s progress and competitiveness in the Brazilian market.