Tianyancha data: 315 Haolazhu electric bicycles and other companies were found to have violated the new national standard, with 7.26% of related businesses having been involved in legal disputes.

CCTV 315 Evening Gala exposed that the new national standard in 2025 has strict regulations on the speed limit of electric bicycles, and there are various problems in the rental and sharing sector. Live streaming e-commerce hosts openly promote the performance of rental bikes that exceed the standard. Chain brands like Hello bike rent out electric bikes that exceed speed limits, and they evade the new regulations through old bikes and fake licenses, creating many safety hazards in rental and sharing travel. Data from Tianyancha Professional Edition shows that there are over 120 companies related to shared electric bikes in China. In terms of regional distribution, Guangdong, Fujian, and Anhui have the highest number of companies related to shared electric bikes, with 19, 12, and 11 companies respectively. Tianyancha's risk intelligence tool shows that among companies engaging in shared electric bike-related businesses, 7.26% have been involved in legal litigation, 6.45% have experienced operational abnormalities, and 2.42% have been subject to administrative penalties.