Electric motorcycles for dealers and importers in Colombia and Peru
We supply electric motorcycles and delivery bikes from China, from 350W entry models to 2000W cargo units. Minimum order 100 units, models can be mixed within one container, and every model ships with lead-acid, lithium, or no battery.
What we supply
Delivery & Cargo
Three models for last-mile fleets and cargo operators. Higher torque, wider tyres, rear carriers.
City Commuter
Eight models for daily urban riding and light delivery. The volume category for most dealers.
350W Series
Eight entry-level configurations. Lowest landed cost per unit, used to fill out mixed containers.
How we work
MOQ 100 units, mixed
One hundred units per order, and you can mix models across the range within a single container. You are not forced to commit a full container to one SKU before you know what your market takes.
Battery is your decision
Lead-acid, lithium, or shipped without battery. Shipping without cells cuts freight cost, avoids dangerous goods paperwork, and lets you handle battery warranty locally.
Quoted per order
We do not publish list prices. Battery type, capacity, quantity and destination port move the landed cost too much for a single number to be useful. Tell us the configuration and we quote it.
Who we sell to
We work with dealers, importers and fleet operators — not individual riders. In Colombia and Peru, electric motorcycles require type approval and registration before they can be sold to end users, so our buyers are companies already set up to import and homologate vehicles.
If you are already importing motorcycles, bicycles or scooters and want to add an electric line, that is the conversation we are best set up for.
About the supplier
Xinta Motors is the export arm of Pingxiang Xinta Bicycle Co., Ltd. We assemble and integrate across a supply base in Pingxiang, Hebei — one of China’s main two-wheeler manufacturing clusters. More about us →
Tell us what your market buys
Send us your target price point, the models you are interested in, and your destination port. We will come back with a quotation and container loading figures.