International visitors get a glimpse of future smart life in Wuxi

Two‑wheeled freedom and a British convert

The tour then moved to Yadea Technology Group, a Wuxi‑based electric‑two‑wheeler giant with 10 production and R&D bases worldwide, exports to more than 100 countries, and a retail network of over 40,000 stores. Visitors were invited to customize helmets with stickers, paint, and inspirational slogans before test‑riding their favorite models.

Joel Pope from the United Kingdom proved the most eager rider. He hopped on an e‑bike and didn't stop for a full minute. "It's my first time riding one – it took a couple of minutes to get used to it, but once I did, I really enjoyed it," he said. "I'd recommend anyone to get an e‑bike. I'm keen to get one myself."