In 2026, public security and traffic management departments in many regions implemented mandatory traceability policies for the registration of new national standard electric vehicles, requiring electric two-wheelers to be equipped with built-in BeiDou positioning devices at the factory. The two-wheeler vehicle positioning hardware market is ushering in incremental growth. In the past, theft of electric vehicles and cross-region resale were difficult to trace, and the core shortcoming was the lack of unified real-time positioning monitoring equipment. After the new regulations took effect, vehicle manufacturers and electric vehicle dealers began purchasing wired positioning terminals in bulk, driving continuous expansion of industry capacity.

The GT50/GT54 series positioners adapted for electric vehicle scenarios are specially designed for low-voltage vehicles. The 74mm ultra-compact body does not occupy vehicle installation space, supports 2G/4G full-network access, and the pure BeiDou version meets domestic compliance requirements. The devices are equipped with multiple positioning technologies: in weak GPS signal areas such as underground garages and urban villages, WIFI+LBS auxiliary positioning precisely locks the vehicle location. Electronic fence alarms, vehicle vibration and displacement reminders, and power-off alarm functions solve the electric vehicle theft problem at the source.

Unlike traditional external positioners, the built-in wired models adopt simple two-wire and four-wire wiring solutions, improving assembly efficiency on vehicle manufacturer production lines, and the 9-90V wide voltage is compatible with all models of electric motorcycles and new national standard electric bicycles. Meanwhile, hardware manufacturers provide a full set of software services including mini programs and PC management platforms, allowing dealers and owners to view vehicle location and driving trajectories in real time, with abnormal alarm information pushed to mobile phones in real time.

In overseas Southeast Asian markets, the number of electric vehicles continues to rise, and local vehicle theft cases are frequent, so export orders for international vehicle positioning devices continue to climb. Industry development trends show that two-wheeler positioning terminals are no longer just anti-theft accessories, but essential products for vehicle compliance and property protection. Integrated software-hardware customization, multi-protocol compatibility, and low-cost stable devices will become the core leverage for manufacturers to seize the two-wheeler supporting market.