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NIU in Hong Kong: price, models, charging and service

The NQiX 500 offer ended on 31 October 2025. The NQi GTS page lists speed and a lab range. MQi GT and NX Hyper need a separate check of that frame number.

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NIU’s Hong Kong site lists more than one model. Match the name on the page to the bike in the shop, then ask for today’s price and whether that frame can be registered.

What does each page actually list?

Read in October 2026.
ModelOn the pagePrice
NQiX 50072V 28Ah; homepage text says two removable packs and a 13A plugFrom HK$39,800 was tied to 31 Oct 2025
NQi GTS 202390+ km/h, 0–50 in 3.8 s, up to 4,600W, lab range up to 180 km, two 60V 33Ah packsNo current price on the page
MQi GTUp to 3,100W, lab range 80 km, about 4 hours per packNo current price on the page
NX Hyper135 km/h, 0–100 in 5.81 s, up to 29,000W, three packsPrice to be confirmed; pre-orders paused

Which series does the FAQ connect to registration?

The shop FAQ names NQi, RQi and FQi as the products it currently treats as eligible for Hong Kong registration, and says the local bikes are the EU version. The MQi GT page exists beside that sentence. The NX Hyper page says pre-orders are paused. Whatever the FAQ lists, confirm the frame number in front of you. See registered motorcycles and mobility devices.

Where is the service note?

The MQi GT page mentions a two-year service period. Ask the shop to write the pack, motor and controller terms for the bike you are buying. A separate Chinese note covers a low-speed hesitation on an NX Pro; that symptom belongs to that bike, and a workshop should read the fault before parts are swapped.

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