33 days, from Xi'an to Singapore, over 10,000 kilometers, BYD conducted an ultra-long-distance "live road test" on the ancient Silk Road.

It feels like a time-travel cross-space experience. In the past, camel caravans carried silk, porcelain, and tea, emphasizing "careful craftsmanship yields fine results"; now fleets carry flash charging and Divine Eye smart driving, focusing on the efficiency of "fully charged in 5 minutes". From "cargo exchange" to "technology export", this is not merely a change in transportation tools, but a complete upgrade in the way China participates in the world.

Especially seeing the wrap-up in Singapore, it really touched me. Being able to sell cars into this market, which is notoriously picky about quality down to the bone, and winning the sales champion for 19 consecutive months, this is more effective than any advertisement. Former Silk Road tokens were the gentle penetration of culture; today's BYD brings the hardcore strength of Chinese smart manufacturing to set new rules in the high-end arena. Green energy accompanies the long Silk Road journey, and this might be the most charming place of the "New Silk Road".
