On October 10, the 46th China Zhejiang Bicycle & Electric Vehicle Exhibition grandly opened at the Hangzhou International Expo Center. BluePai, a pioneer of smart riding solutions in China, showcased its global‑oriented achievements at the event. During the exhibition, BluePai signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Saudi firm MAGG for a Saudi green mobility project. This marks BluePai’s official push to deepen its presence in the Middle East, bringing proven Chinese micro‑mobility solutions to Saudi Arabia.

Running concurrently with the show was the 2026 China Two‑Wheeler Industry Exchange Conference. Phillips, Vice‑President of BluePai, delivered a keynote speech on trends and opportunities in overseas two‑wheeler markets. He noted that the global two‑wheeler market maintains steady growth while demands vary across regions worldwide. Industry penetration is shaped by local policies and economic factors, and SaaS‑enabled service models are gaining momentum. Haluo BluePai provides integrated hardware‑and‑software solutions that empower enterprises to expand their businesses globally.

The Middle East represents a core priority in BluePai’s global expansion strategy. This signing follows sustained market research and thorough strategic planning targeting the region. Fueled by Saudi Vision 2030 initiatives for low‑carbon urban transformation and improved short‑distance public transport, the country’s green mobility and two‑wheeler micro‑mobility sectors are witnessing a window of rapid growth. As a well‑established local enterprise, Saudi MAGG possesses in‑depth expertise in Saudi urban infrastructure, regulatory frameworks and on‑the‑ground operational rules. Through this powerful partnership, the two sides will co‑develop smart‑riding projects tailored to Saudi Arabia’s climate and urban scenarios, helping strengthen the nation’s short‑haul urban transport network and advance its carbon‑reduction goals.

A frontrunner in China’s smart‑riding solution space, BluePai operates in more than 700 cities across the globe and has cut carbon emissions by over 3 million tonnes. Its business footprint spans Australia, Thailand, Malaysia and other countries. This Hangzhou show is one of many major industry events BluePai has attended in 2026, following the Northern China International Bicycle & E‑Vehicle Exhibition, Shanghai International Bike Show, South China (Guangzhou) International E‑Vehicle & Parts Exhibition, and the China‑ASEAN Expo. Participation in domestic and international expos serves as a platform for BluePai to demonstrate its technical strengths, analyze global mobility shifts and accumulate insights for overseas market development.

At its exhibition stand, BluePai displayed its end‑to‑end smart‑riding solution portfolio covering intelligent hardware, digital management platforms and full‑lifecycle operational services, drawing crowds of domestic and international business visitors for discussions. For the Saudi project, BluePai will roll out its complete, mature micro‑mobility technology and operational system. Leveraging MAGG’s local resources, the partners will adapt products and maintenance workflows to local conditions and build a benchmark shared‑riding initiative for the Middle East.

BluePai officials stated that the Middle East holds tremendous opportunities in urban renewal and low‑carbon transition and stands as a strategic focus of the company’s global roadmap. Having built a solid foothold across Asia‑Pacific overseas markets, BluePai will build on this Saudi partnership to scale up investment in the Middle East and gradually expand into other Gulf Cooperation Council nations. Moving forward, BluePai will keep exporting Chinese smart micro‑mobility technologies and operational know‑how, collaborating with worldwide partners to foster new mobility ecosystems and help cities around the world establish lightweight, sustainable green transport systems.