小鹏汇天“陆地航母”获颁中国企业首张海外有人驾驶航空器飞行证，时的科技与Autocraft签署350架eVTOL协议

Core Insights - The low-altitude economy is gaining traction in China, with significant developments in policy and industry initiatives aimed at fostering growth in this sector [2][3] Industry Policy - On September 6, the draft development plan for the low-altitude economy in Wenchang City was publicly solicited for opinions, focusing on leveraging the advantages of the Wenchang International Aerospace City and Hainan Free Trade Port policies [2] - The plan aims to create a composite industrial system integrating low-altitude economy, aerospace, and cultural tourism, with goals to establish a data base and high ground for low-altitude equipment exports [2] Industry Dynamics - On September 11, Ping An Property & Casualty announced it has insured over 150,000 drones, providing risk coverage exceeding 90 billion yuan, with claims amounting to over 1.17 billion yuan [2] - A new research institute for emerging risks in the low-altitude economy was established in collaboration with Zhongcai Reinsurance, releasing a white paper on risk governance and insurance innovation [2] Company Developments - On September 10, XPeng Heavens' "land aircraft carrier" received the first overseas manned aircraft flight certificate for a Chinese company, initiating flight tests in the UAE [2] - The company signed a procurement agreement for 350 eVTOLs with Autocraft in the UAE, indicating a strong market for new transportation tools in the region [2] Stock Performance - From September 8 to September 12, the average stock performance of low-altitude economy-related A-shares was +2.3%, with notable gainers including Wolong Electric Drive (+19.9%) and Changyuan Donggu (+18.4%) [3] - Conversely, stocks like Funeng Technology and Lingnan Holdings experienced declines of -7.0% and -6.6%, respectively [4]