YINGANG brought together both gasoline-powered motorcycles and electric two-wheelers at this edition of the Canton Fair, showcasing products designed for different riding and mobility needs. Among the highlights was the new AT CHOPPER, a fuel-powered motorcycle featuring a continuously variable transmission (CVT), alongside two commercial electric two-wheelers aimed at practical everyday and business use.

The AT CHOPPER is powered by an air-cooled 150cc engine, with a 125cc option also available. It produces a maximum output of 8 kW at 7,500 rpm and peak torque of 11.5 N·m at 5,500 rpm, with a claimed top speed of 90 km/h. Its CVT setup sets it apart from conventional motorcycles with manual gear shifting, offering a different approach to everyday riding.

On the electric side, the JUNGLE is positioned primarily for European and North American markets. Another notable model is the N1 electric motorcycle, available in high- and low-power versions. The high-power version delivers 4,500W and can accommodate up to four people, while the lower-power version is rated at 3,000W. Both versions offer two battery options that can be swapped, giving users greater flexibility in managing their daily range and charging needs.

By presenting both combustion-engine and electric models, YINGANG highlighted its approach to serving different mobility needs, from conventional motorcycle riding to commercial electric transport.