Dayang - All Models

Company History

Dayang is one of China’s prominent producers of step-throughs, scooters, and light utility three-wheelers, supplying both domestic and export markets. The brand’s DNA is industrial reliability: engines that tolerate heat, dust, and stop-start duty cycles; frames designed for heavy racks and passenger loads; and electrics that favor robust connectors and simple diagnostics. In many regions, Dayang machines form the backbone of last-mile logistics: delivery boxes, insulated panniers, and rain canopies are common dealer fitments. Dayang has also expanded into electric variants, responding to city mandates for low-emission vehicles and to operators who prize low running costs. The product cadence typically follows regulatory shifts—EFIs to meet emissions, combined braking for safety rules, LED lighting for durability—without straying from the target of predictable ownership costs. Historically, Dayang’s significance lies in how it operationalizes mobility at scale. In fast-growing cities, a single reliable step-through can support an entire household’s income, making uptime the ultimate metric. Consequently, Dayang invests in parts pipelines and dealer training that reduce downtime for clutch replacements, brake shoes, and electrical faults. Enthusiasts may overlook such machines in favor of sport models, yet Dayang’s contribution is profound: it keeps economies moving. In the cultural ledger of motorcycling, Dayang represents the everyday heroism of commuting and commerce, the silent, practical heartbeat of two- and three-wheeled transport in Asia and beyond.