On November 22, Autoflight, an ecological enterprise under the CATL umbrella, made headlines by introducing the world's inaugural 'Integrated Sea-Air Low-Altitude Economy Solution' in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province. This innovative solution seamlessly combines a 'zero-carbon water-based airport' with cutting-edge 'eVTOL aircraft' (Electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing aircraft), all underpinned by a sophisticated photovoltaic-storage-charging energy system and intelligent dispatching mechanisms.

It effectively tackles the longstanding challenges faced by traditional low-altitude infrastructure, including cumbersome site selection processes, sluggish deployment timelines, and substantial maintenance costs. By enabling flexible deployment over rivers, lakes, and seas, this solution not only boosts operational efficiency but also significantly cuts down on expenses.

During the event, multiple eVTOL aircraft showcased their prowess by performing synchronized formation flights and executing cargo drops with precision. This demonstration highlighted their remarkable ability to coordinate efficiently in emergency rescue operations and low-altitude logistics scenarios.

Looking ahead, this groundbreaking solution is poised to propel the large-scale development of the low-altitude economy, while also paving the way for transformative energy transitions and industrial upgrades.