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TAILG displays 22 electric two wheeler models at Canton Fair

Electric vehicle manufacturer TAILG presented 22 electric two wheeler models at the 140th Canton Fair in Guangzhou to expand international distribution partnerships across emerging markets

The 140th China Import and Export Fair, known as Canton Fair, opened in Guangzhou on October 15 under the theme "Powered by Tech, Go Further." Tech-driven company TAILG displayed 22 electric two-wheeler models, showcasing recent advancements in range, charging, and smart features to connect with global buyers.

Long-range capabilities were a focal point of TAILG's exhibition. The Flare Series, featuring a futuristic design, long range, and convenient charging, drew attention. The T91 Ultra-L (X9) model boasts a 74V 90Ah lithium battery, providing up to 150 km of range and AC charging station compatibility for daily use and longer trips.

TAILG presented a range of electric motorcycles, bicycles, and e-bikes. The T77L and T51N models feature TFT smart displays, enabling real-time monitoring of vehicle data. The company's lineup highlights its innovation in meeting diverse global mobility needs.

With over 2,000 patents, TAILG focuses on four key technological areas: energy, power, intelligence, and charging solutions. These technologies are integrated into its products to enhance range, performance, smart features, and charging convenience, offering reliable and efficient electric mobility options.

During the fair, TAILG interacted with international buyers through product demonstrations, technical exchanges, and business discussions. These engagements helped TAILG understand local market demands, explore potential partnerships, and expand its reach in overseas markets.

Looking forward, TAILG will rely on its technological strengths and long-range innovations to strengthen cooperation with global partners, delivering reliable, high-quality electric mobility solutions to more markets worldwide.

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