If major automotive powers such as the United States, Japan, Germany, and South Korea abandon new energy vehicles, it could mean an early end to Japan and South Korea's competition with China in the battery industry.
After all, it's unlikely that Chinese new energy vehicle manufacturers would procure batteries from Japan and South Korea, given China's obvious cost advantages in the electronics industry.
Thus, the abandonment of new energy vehicles and the battery industry by these countries could exacerbate the gap between the East and the West.
Battery technology is at the core of humanity's entry into the era of intelligence.
From the perspective of energy utilization, battery technology can at least double the efficiency of various energy sources.
It also addresses the complexity of energy production, storage, transportation, and usage.
The proliferation of battery technology can not only achieve the intelligence of various electronic products, household items, office supplies, transportation vehicles, and production equipment but also change the form of future warfare.
Therefore, the abandonment of new energy vehicles and the battery industry by European and American countries could widen the gap between the East and the West.
In the future of the entire human technological industry, some of the most basic technological components of supply chains must be combined with the vast civilian technology product industry to achieve major development and progress.
Although people dream of using artificial intelligence and robots to produce the necessities of life, it's not realistic to directly manufacture practical humanoid robots.
However, vehicles with autonomous driving capabilities have almost the same internal structure and operation mode as robots.
Once the new energy vehicle industry develops, it will be easy to develop practical humanoid robots, which will pave the way for the replacement of human labor by robots.
Smart driving vehicles will also reshape the entire defense industry.
Unmanned aerial vehicles, unmanned combat aircraft, warships, submarines, and even armored vehicles can almost all adopt intelligent driving technology.
This revolutionary change in technology may even enable developed countries to first build unmanned armies.
However, if European and American countries abandon the new energy vehicle industry, it will be a significant victory for China in the technological competition field over the past few decades.
The foreseeable future, especially the imminent wars, may see the highly developed industrial technology of the West bring warfare back to the level of World War II.
China's new energy vehicle industry is in a stage of vigorous development.
With government support and investment, China has become one of the leaders in the global new energy vehicle field.
China's new energy vehicle market is rapidly expanding, with more and more consumers realizing the importance of environmental protection and energy conservation, further driving the development of new energy vehicles.
In addition to battery technology, China has also made significant progress in the fields of smart driving and artificial intelligence.
Chinese technology companies continue to introduce innovative products, providing strong support for the development of smart driving and artificial intelligence technologies.
The development of these technologies will further drive the development of China's automotive industry and greatly enhance China's position in the global automotive market.
Therefore, China's new energy vehicle industry is gaining momentum and becoming an important force in the global automotive industry.
With China's continued investment and innovation in key areas such as battery technology, smart driving, and artificial intelligence, China is expected to become a leader in the global new energy vehicle industry in the future.
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