In the first half of this year, the global low-carbon transformation wave continued to surge, driving China's NEV exports to grow rapidly. Among them, the increase in exports of new energy heavy commercial vehicles was particularly prominent. At Xinsha Port in Dongguan, Guangdong, a batch of new energy heavy trucks are being assembled at the port to be shipped overseas. The vehicles on site were neatly arranged, and the shipment was completed in an orderly manner through the Ro-Ro ship. The relevant person in charge explained that the total number of orders in this batch was nearly 900 units, setting a new record for the scale of domestic exports of new energy tractors in a single transaction. Behind the busy port is the continued strong demand from overseas. At an intelligent commercial vehicle manufacturing plant in Changsha, Hunan, the share of overseas orders continues to rise, and many production lines are operating at full capacity. During the visit, the reporter learned that from Asia Pacific, South America, and Africa, to Europe and Oceania, China's export market for new energy heavy trucks is expanding at an accelerated pace.

In the first half of this year, the global low-carbon transformation wave continued to surge, driving rapid growth in China's NEV exports. Among them, the increase in exports of new energy heavy commercial vehicles was particularly prominent. At Xinsha Port in Dongguan, Guangdong, a batch of new energy heavy trucks are being assembled at the port to be shipped overseas. The vehicles on site were neatly arranged, and the shipment was completed in an orderly manner through the Ro-Ro ship. The relevant person in charge explained that the total number of orders in this batch was nearly 900 units, setting a new record for the scale of domestic exports of new energy tractors in a single transaction. Behind the busy port is the continued strong demand from overseas. At an intelligent commercial vehicle manufacturing plant in Changsha, Hunan, the share of overseas orders continues to rise, and many production lines are operating at full capacity. During the visit, the reporter learned that from Asia Pacific, South America, and Africa, to Europe and Oceania, China's export market for new energy heavy trucks is expanding at an accelerated pace.