LYVA used EICMA 2026 to make its European debut with a line-up that reaches across several forms of electric mobility. The premium brand of China’s Luyuan Group displayed cargo bikes, scooters, bicycles and dirt bikes in Milan, giving the company a broad platform as it considers the next stage of its development in Europe.

The BMW Designworks partnership is one of the clearest highlights. Dynamic Cargo is a three-wheeled cargo bike with a removable load compartment, while Clever Commute is a folding electric scooter. Together, the two concepts give LYVA a presence in both load-carrying mobility and everyday urban travel, while the wider stand avoids tying the brand’s European proposition to one vehicle category.

Ni Boyuan took part in a discussion about LYVA’s progress in Europe. The conversation covered Luyuan’s history and scale, the countries where it operates and its export activity. It also addressed which products may fit Italian and wider European customers, the importance of design —including the involvement of Italian designers in some of the new model lines— and the technology behind e-bikes and electrically propelled vehicles.

The Milan appearance has a commercial purpose as well: introducing LYVA to the market and meeting local distributors and partners. Its route into Europe is being considered around two alternatives: establishing its own dealer network or working with distribution companies that already operate in the region. EICMA therefore serves both as a first introduction for the brand and as a setting in which LYVA can explore its European direction.