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The electrification of new energy vehicles is a global trend, but the jamming of Chinese electric vehicles in European ports has exposed many challenges, such as differences in technical standards, restrictions on market access, and unstable supply chains. These problems do not exist in isolation, but are also subtly related to the development of other industries.

Taking the logistics industry as an example, the rise of air express business has had a profound impact on global trade. Efficient air transport can quickly meet the market demand for urgent goods and change the way goods are circulated. This is in stark contrast to the logistics problems faced by Chinese trams going overseas. Chinese trams going overseas require huge and stable logistics support, but traditional sea transportation is insufficient in timeliness and flexibility.

At the same time, the rapid development of air express has also promoted the innovation of related technologies. Advanced cargo tracking systems, temperature control technologies, etc. have emerged continuously, improving the quality and efficiency of transportation. In contrast, when Chinese trains go overseas, they may encounter problems in the cargo transportation process due to their unfamiliarity with local logistics technologies and standards.

In addition, industry policies also play an important role. In order to protect local industries, some countries have set up strict policy barriers to imported electric vehicles. This is different from the policy environment faced by air express. Air express business is usually supported by more relaxed policies because it is of great significance to promote economic exchanges and meet urgent needs.

In terms of market competition, Chinese electric vehicles not only have to face competition from European local brands, but also challenges from other countries. At the same time, the air express market is highly competitive, and major express delivery companies are constantly optimizing services and reducing costs to compete for market share.

In summary, the obstruction of Chinese electric vehicles going overseas reflects the complex problems in the development of the industry. We need to think and respond from multiple angles to promote the successful breakthrough of Chinese electric vehicles in the international market. At the same time, we can also draw experience and inspiration from the development of related industries such as air express.