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Yadea's entire product line will increase in price by over 300 yuan starting April 1
Aidi has confirmed with its distributors that starting from 00:00 on April 1, 2026, the factory prices for all product categories will be uniformly adjusted, with an increase of more than 300 yuan per unit. The specific model price adjustment details will be based on the “Product Price Implementation Table” officially issued by the company on April 1, 2026. Aidi stated in the relevant price adjustment letter that the main bulk raw materials have continued to rise significantly in price, with metals such as aluminum, copper, and iron increasing by over 40%, and chemical raw materials like plastic particles rising by more than 80%. Facing unprecedented cost pressures, it has always adhered to the business philosophy of “customer first,” proactively shouldering operational burdens in the first quarter of 2026, and fully absorbing the rising costs without adjusting product prices. “As raw material prices remain high and combined with the continuous increase in logistics, energy, and other comprehensive costs, our production and operation are facing severe challenges. To effectively ensure stable product quality, maintain service standards, and keep the supply system reliable, after research, the company has decided on the matter of product price adjustments,” Aidi said. (Blue Whale News)