The export landscape of China's new energy commercial vehicles is at a pivotal juncture. Backed by a mature domestic industrial chain, a wide array of products—ranging from heavy-duty trucks and logistics vehicles to Robovans—are rapidly penetrating overseas markets, evidenced by a continuous influx of bulk orders. The cost advantages arising from fuel and electricity price differentials, combined with policy incentives from various countries, have created significant opportunities for the global growth of new energy commercial vehicles. However, expanding overseas is not merely about exporting products; substantial disparities in regulations, operating environments, and infrastructure across nations present challenges. Urgent issues such as certification hurdles, inadequate maintenance services, and localization adaptability must be resolved. Companies are pivoting their strategies to offer comprehensive solutions that include vehicle sales, energy replenishment, digital management, and asset disposal. Industry experts note that competition has evolved beyond trade, manufacturing, and distribution channels to encompass a holistic ecosystem. Only by ensuring stable operations throughout the vehicle's lifecycle and deeply integrating into local markets can Chinese new energy commercial vehicles establish enduring global competitiveness.