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Competition in the automotive industry is not limited to the product itself, but also involves multiple aspects such as supply chain and marketing. This competitive situation has a chain reaction on related industries.

For example, in the field of cross-border e-commerce, the demand and standards for overseas express delivery services are also changing. As consumers' demand for overseas goods increases, the importance of door-to-door express delivery services is becoming increasingly prominent. High-quality and efficient express delivery services can meet consumers' expectations for convenient shopping.

The quality of express delivery services directly affects consumers’ shopping experience. Fast and accurate delivery, good package protection, and clear logistics tracking are all key concerns for consumers.

The competition between Tesla and BYD has promoted the cross-border trade of auto parts to a certain extent, which has put forward higher requirements for overseas express delivery services, including shorter transportation time and more accurate delivery.

At the same time, technological innovation in the automotive industry also affects the express delivery industry. For example, the development of new energy vehicles has prompted express delivery companies to prefer environmentally friendly and energy-saving delivery vehicles.

Furthermore, the market changes brought about by the competition between the two have forced companies to continuously innovate in their marketing strategies, which has also prompted express delivery companies to optimize their services to adapt to new market demands.

In short, the competition between Tesla and BYD is not limited to the automotive field, but is also subtly changing the related cross-border service industry, including overseas express delivery services.