The 2024 London Technology Week recently opened in London, UK. Multiple Chinese companies from the fields of new energy, intelligent logistics, and fintech participated in the exhibition, and the Chinese electric vehicle companies that appeared at the exhibition received special attention. On June 10th, people visited London Technology Week in the UK. Xinhua News Agency (photo provided by the organizer) showcased OMODA electric vehicles, a brand owned by Chinese automaker Chery Automobile, at the exhibition center, attracting many local British visitors to stop and learn more. Rob Durant, head of public relations at OMODA in the UK, stated that there is still a lot of room for growth in the UK's new energy vehicle market, and Chinese car companies have advanced electric vehicle technology and competitive product prices. Neil Brigden, Director of Foreign Direct Investment at the London Development Promotion Agency, told Xinhua News Agency that London plans to achieve zero carbon emissions by 2030, and Chinese companies will help the local area achieve this goal. Zhang Rong, President of Shanghai Xijing Technology Co., Ltd., said at the exhibition that the company's cooperation with Felixstowe Port, the largest container port in the UK, will bring it autonomous driving solutions. We can feel that the UK is very welcoming and willing to use advanced technologies represented by new energy and digitization, and Chinese companies are also willing to participate in the global economic green transformation process. As the largest technology exhibition in Europe, London Science and Technology Week opened on June 10th and will continue until the 14th. (Lai Xin She)
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Source：XinhuaNet
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