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Niu Technologies provided its sales volume results for the first quarter of 2026. In the first quarter, NIU sold 261,624 units, including e-motorcycles, e-mopeds, e-bicycles, kick-scooters and e-bikes. Sales in the China market and international markets were 247,938 and 13,686 units, respectively. The company said, "During the first quarter, we maintained robust growth momentum in the China market, with sales volume increasing by 35% year-over-year. Our MT2026 model-recognized for its iconic design, class-leading extended range, and AI-assisted navigation-continues to resonate strongly with consumers, accounting for nearly 30% of total domestic sales volume. Furthermore, the launch of our NXT2.0 model in late March marks a significant advancement in intelligent mobility. Building on a suite of automotive-grade components, the NXT2.0 is equipped with a three-camera surround-view recording system and the industry's leading integrated AI riding agent with full voice control and natural interaction, significantly enhancing the smart riding experience. Looking ahead, we remain committed to technological innovation and the expansion of our high-performance product portfolio, establishing a solid foundation for sustainable growth throughout 2026. Internationally, we are executing a strategic realignment of our operations to enhance long-term operational efficiency by prioritizing the high-growth electric motorcycle segment and optimizing our micro-mobility footprint. Our sales volume count disclosed above is based on the delivery from our manufacturing facility, which may vary slightly from the sales volume measured from a financial accounting and reporting point of view. NIU's sales volume represents only one measure of the Company's financial performance and should not be relied upon as an indicator of quarterly financial results, which depend on a variety of factors, including revenues from accessories, spare parts and services, cost of sales, operating expenses, etc."

Niu Technologies provided its sales volume results for the first quarter of 2025. In the first quarter of 2025, NIU sold 203,313 units, with 183,065 units sold in China and 20,248 units sold in international markets. "In China, we achieved sales volume growth of over 60% year-over-year, driven by the successful execution of our product and channel strategies. Our robust pipeline of new product launches and upgrades throughout this year has already contributed to our first-quarter performance. The launch of the NX Pro in late March received an overwhelmingly positive market reception, generating massive pre-order demand across all sales channels and attracting over 3.5 million viewers during its live debut broadcast. In the international markets, we have made consistent progress and achieved breakthroughs in expanding our electric motorcycle and mircomobility channels, positioning us for comprehensive market penetration in 2025. Our sales volume count disclosed above is based on the delivery from our manufacturing facility, which may vary slightly from the sales volume measured from a financial accounting and reporting point of view. NIU's sales volume represents only one measure of the company's financial performance and should not be relied upon as an indicator of quarterly financial results, which depend on a variety of factors, including revenues from accessories, spare parts and services, cost of sales, operating expenses, etc."

Niu Technologies is set to showcase its strategic expansion into the powersports industry at AIMExpo 2025. Taking place in Las Vegas from February 5-7, 2025, AIMExpo is North America's largest powersports trade show, providing the perfect platform for NIU to engage directly with dealers, users and industry leaders. "Our presence at AIMExpo is about more than introducing NIU to a new audience," said Ben McGill, Head of North America Operations at NIU. "It's an opportunity to demonstrate our credibility as a trusted global brand, delivering high-quality solutions that dealers and riders alike can rely on for years."