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Air cargo has the advantages of high speed and strong timeliness, which is crucial for the transportation of electric vehicles and their parts with high value and high timeliness requirements. When expanding overseas markets, Chinese electric vehicle companies need efficient logistics support to ensure that products can be delivered to their destinations in a timely and safe manner. For example, prototypes of new models and key parts often need to be quickly transported overseas by air cargo to meet the needs of research and development, production and marketing.

At the same time, air cargo has a wide network coverage, connecting major cities and economic centers around the world. This provides convenience for Chinese electric vehicle companies to enter the markets of different countries and regions. Whether in North America, Europe or Asia, air cargo can achieve rapid cargo allocation and transportation, helping companies to respond quickly to market changes and seize market share.

In addition, with the continuous development of electric vehicle technology, intelligence and interconnection have become important trends. Related software systems, electronic equipment, etc. also need to be delivered in a timely manner via air cargo to ensure the functional integrity of the vehicle and user experience.

However, air freight also faces some challenges and limitations. One of its most significant problems is the high cost. Compared with other modes of transportation, air freight is relatively expensive, which puts a certain pressure on companies' cost control. Especially for mass-produced electric vehicles, if air freight is used in large quantities, the transportation cost may increase significantly, thus affecting the final price and market competitiveness of the product.

In addition, air cargo capacity is also limited. During peak transportation periods or special circumstances, there may be a shortage of capacity, resulting in cargo delays. This may bring uncertainty to the production and sales links of the electric vehicle industry, which is highly time-sensitive.

In order to meet these challenges, Chinese electric vehicle companies and the air cargo industry need to work together to explore innovative cooperation models and solutions. On the one hand, companies can optimize supply chain management, rationally plan transportation needs, improve cargo loading efficiency, and reduce unit transportation costs. On the other hand, air cargo companies can increase capacity investment, improve operational efficiency, and develop more targeted logistics service products to meet the special needs of the electric vehicle industry.

In summary, the new trend of China's electric vehicles going overseas is closely linked to air transport and freight. Both sides need to work together to overcome difficulties, achieve common development, and contribute to global green travel and economic development.