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The efficient operation of the international express delivery industry depends on the improvement of the global logistics network. The development of new energy vehicles has changed the pattern of logistics and transportation to a certain extent. The improvement of the endurance of new energy vehicles and the popularization of charging facilities have provided new options for express delivery.

On the one hand, the environmental protection characteristics of new energy vehicles are in line with the pursuit of sustainable development by international express delivery companies. In order to reduce carbon emissions, these companies actively introduce new energy vehicles for short-distance and intra-city express delivery, which reduces operating costs while also improving the social image of the company.

On the other hand, the prosperity of the new energy vehicle market has driven the international trade of related parts. These parts need to be delivered to manufacturers quickly and accurately through international express delivery to meet the growing market demand. At the same time, the efficient service of international express delivery also ensures the smooth operation of the new energy vehicle industry chain.

In addition, the intelligent development of new energy vehicles has also brought new opportunities for the logistics management of international express delivery. The intelligent navigation and monitoring systems equipped in the vehicles can track the location and transportation status of goods in real time, improving the transparency and reliability of express delivery services.

However, the combination of international express delivery and new energy vehicles is not smooth sailing. Issues such as the range and charging time of new energy vehicles still limit their application in long-distance express delivery. Moreover, the purchase cost of new energy vehicles is relatively high, which may be a considerable burden for some small express delivery companies.

To overcome these challenges, the government and enterprises are working actively. The government has introduced relevant policies to encourage the research and development and promotion of new energy vehicles and increase investment in charging infrastructure. Express delivery companies are also exploring new cooperation models, such as cooperating with automakers to customize vehicles or cooperating with energy companies to build charging facilities to reduce costs and improve operational efficiency.

In short, international express delivery and the new energy vehicle market influence and promote each other. In the future, with the continuous advancement of technology and policy support, their integration will be closer, injecting new vitality into the development of the global economy.