Core Viewpoint - The recent approval of mandatory national standards for motorcycles by the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) aims to enhance product quality supervision, ensure consumer safety, and promote vehicle upgrades, with implementation set for January 1, 2026 [1][2]. Group 1: Fuel Tank Standards - The new standard for motorcycle fuel tanks increases safety performance requirements, introducing tests for pressure resistance, overturning, and permeability for non-metal tanks, ensuring fuel leakage and permeability levels remain within safe limits [1] - The standard also imposes stricter loading requirements for fuel tanks to prevent fuel spillage on high-temperature components, thereby enhancing the safety of motorcycle riders [1]. Group 2: Lighting Standards - New standards for motorcycle lighting consider advancements in technology and products, improving the safety levels of lighting and signal devices while expanding the types of signal lights that can be installed [1] - Consumers will have access to motorcycles equipped with new lighting features such as daytime running lights, cornering assist lights, emergency brake lights, rear-end warning signal lights, and step lights [1]. Group 3: Graphic Symbols for Electric Motorcycles - The new standard for graphic symbols includes additional symbols for electric motorcycles, such as daytime running lights, automatic start-stop, tire pressure warnings, and low battery alerts, providing a basis for the upgrade of domestic motorcycle products [2] - This initiative will offer consumers a wider range of choices and support the adaptation of Chinese motorcycle products to meet global market demands, facilitating international expansion [2].