Luyuan Group

Luyuan Group is a Chinese light-mobility company founded in 1997. The company presents itself as a technology-led provider of products and solutions for everyday commuting, leisure and sports riding. Its roots are in electric two-wheelers, and its current range extends from electric motorcycles and electric bicycles to pedal-assist e-bikes, leisure tricycles, scooters, riding accessories and commercial-use vehicles. The company’s official product catalogue includes named model families such as S, Moda, F, K, Neo and X, alongside e-bike models and business-oriented vehicles for delivery, shared mobility and patrol use. Its website highlights liquid-cooled motor technology, digital battery systems, vehicle reliability and safety, rider controls, and smart connectivity. These are presented as elements of the company’s technology and product proposition; the supplied evidence does not independently verify comparative performance claims. Luyuan says it serves more than 30 million users through more than 14,000 stores in over 80 countries and regions, and reports having more than 1,100 patented technologies. These figures are company statements. The company also describes work on industry standards and an expansion of its smart-mobility activities into an embodied-robotics ecosystem. Luyuan Group Holdings (Cayman) Limited is identified in the supplied material as the group’s listed entity, with the Hong Kong ticker 02451.HK. The Chinese Wikipedia snippet says the holding company is incorporated in the Cayman Islands and that Zhejiang Luyuan Electric Vehicle Co., Ltd., established in 2003, is its principal operating platform in mainland China. The company’s official site identifies Nie Jie as co-founder and chairman and Hu Jihong as co-founder and CEO. Its headquarters are in Jinhua, Zhejiang, China.

Luyuan Group’s history began in 1997, when Nie Jie and Hu Jihong founded the business in China. The company’s official account describes its work as helping drive innovation in China’s electric two-wheeler industry and participating in the development of industry standards. It presents electric mobility as the foundation of its business and frames its mission around combining technical development with practical riding experiences. A notable early product-development milestone described by the company is Hu Jihong’s design of a circuit diagram in 1996 for what it calls Luyuan’s first electric bicycle capable of mass production. This predates the stated 1997 founding year, so it is best understood as a precursor to the company rather than as a separate corporate founding date. The Chinese Wikipedia entry says Zhejiang Luyuan Electric Vehicle Co., Ltd. was registered in 2003 and became the group’s principal operating platform in mainland China. The official biography of Hu Jihong describes subsequent product development from early models, including THD9, to later models such as HMK, INNO9 and S70. It also attributes to her a shift toward connected riding and health-oriented e-bike products and the development of a broader all-scenario light-mobility portfolio. The company says it has emphasized in-house development of core components and identifies vehicle platforms, electric-drive systems and safety components as areas of technical focus. The supplied evidence does not provide independently verified dates for each of these model launches or technical developments. Luyuan’s business has expanded beyond a consumer electric two-wheeler catalogue. Its current website lists electric motorcycles, electric bicycles, pedal-assist e-bikes, leisure tricycles, scooters and riding gear, and separately describes commercial vehicles for delivery, shared mobility, patrol and gifting. The company also says its smart-mobility technology is extending into an embodied-robotics ecosystem. Its 2025 announcement of strategic cooperation with Youlu Robotics and the reported first order marked a publicized step in that direction. The company states that it reaches more than 30 million users through more than 14,000 stores across over 80 countries and regions, and that it has accumulated more than 1,100 patented technologies. These are company-reported figures. The official site identifies Nie Jie as co-founder and chairman and Hu Jihong as co-founder and CEO. It identifies the listed group as Luyuan Group Holdings, ticker 02451.HK. The Chinese Wikipedia entry specifies that the holding company is incorporated in the Cayman Islands and that its principal mainland operating platform is Zhejiang Luyuan Electric Vehicle Co., Ltd. In 2025 and 2026, company news highlighted overseas partnerships, product announcements, manufacturing initiatives, awards and further development of smart-mobility and robotics-related activities.

• Hu Jihong designed an early mass-production electric bicycle

• Luyuan was founded by Nie Jie and Hu Jihong

• Zhejiang Luyuan Electric Vehicle Co., Ltd. was registered as the group’s principal mainland China operating platform, according to the Chinese Wikipedia entry

• Luyuan announced strategic cooperation with Youlu Robotics

• Luyuan announced a BMW Group-authorized micro-mobility technology concept

• Luyuan announced cooperation with China Dongxin for smart-mobility development in ASEAN

• Luyuan announced the S86 model

A technology-led maker of electric two-wheelers and broader light-mobility products, serving commuting, leisure, sport and commercial-use scenarios.

• S-series electric motorcycles

  The official catalogue lists models including S70 Pro, S75, S95 and S86GT-Max/Ultra.

• Moda-series electric two-wheelers

  The official catalogue includes Moda60 and Moda50-Q.

• Pedal-assist e-bikes

  The catalogue includes the urban C02, mountain M05 and G-series sport e-bikes.

• Commercial vehicles

  The commercial page describes vehicles for delivery, shared mobility, police patrol and gifting.

• 2026

  Vulgar 'borderline' marketing video sparks outrage

  Luyuan's official account posted a marketing video with vulgar 'borderline' content, sparking criticism from netizens. Luyuan publicly apologized, removed the video, and said the responsible persons had been punished.

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• 2024

  Fined for producing and selling non-compliant e-bikes and multiple recalls

  In September 2024, Zhejiang Luyuan was fined and had illegal gains confiscated totaling RMB 32,000 by market regulators in Jinhua for producing and selling electric bicycles that did not meet national standards. Since 2024, Luyuan has recalled vehicles multiple times in Zhejiang and Shandong over electrical safety risks such as charging protection and wiring (1,001 in Zhejiang, 19 in Shandong, and another 13 in Shandong in 2025). It implemented recalls and was fined with illegal gains confiscated.

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• 2022

  Multiple e-bike brands exposed on 3·15 for speed-limit decoding

  Time Finance reported that a CCTV investigation found that specialty stores of brands including Luyuan and Xinri could increase speed through decoding, and NIU responded that it had launched an internal investigation. The next day, the State Administration for Market Regulation announced surprise inspections of the exposed companies including NIU; the number of vehicles reported was a combined figure for multiple companies and cannot be attributed to a single brand. Progress: media investigation and regulatory inspections of some companies; no final penalties were summarized on this basis. Involved entities: specialty stores related to the Xinri brand, specialty stores related to the Luyuan brand, and NIU-related companies. Related scope: the speed-increasing behavior of the exposed Luyuan brand specialty stores.

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• 2021

  Luyuan recalls youth all-terrain vehicles

  Luyuan Inc. recalled about 6,800 youth ATVs sold in the United States over possible crash hazards and failure to meet federal ATV safety requirements. The company said it had received no incident or injury reports and advised consumers to stop using the vehicles and contact Luyuan for a free repair.

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• Luyuan issued a statement about implementation of the new national electric-bicycle standard.Other

• At its partners conference, Luyuan announced new technologies, product categories and partnerships, describing a move toward being an ecosystem builder.Other

• 2021.10.01

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  Luyuan recalls youth all-terrain vehicles[13]Luyuan recalls youth all-terrain vehiclesfinanznachrichten.de

  Luyuan Inc. recalled about 6,800 youth ATVs sold in the United States over possible crash hazards and failure to meet federal ATV safety requirements. The company said it had received no incident or injury reports and advised consumers to stop using the vehicles and contact Luyuan for a free repair.

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13. 13Luyuan recalls youth all-terrain vehiclesfinanznachrichten.de