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Core Insights - Chinese drone companies are increasingly targeting overseas markets, leveraging their manufacturing supply chain and rapid iteration advantages [2][3] - The Raying Q20 drone from United Aircraft Group is being tested for food delivery in the UAE, showcasing its payload capacity and design tailored for local environmental conditions [1] - Companies like Rongqi Intelligent are expanding their operations internationally, with significant orders from countries such as South Korea and Italy, highlighting the competitive pricing of Chinese electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft [2][3] Group 1 - The Raying Q20 drone has a payload capacity of 5 kilograms, a practical ceiling of 7,000 meters, and a maximum cruising speed of 23 m/s [1] - United Aircraft Group is collaborating with Talabat and K2 AeroSpace to advance drone delivery services in the UAE, with plans for further expansion in the Middle East [1] - Rongqi Intelligent's QianKun drone can carry a maximum load of 300 kilograms and has secured production orders extending to May of the following year [2] Group 2 - Chinese eVTOL manufacturers can offer prices approximately 30% lower than similar products in overseas markets due to cost advantages in certification and supply chain [2] - The development cycle for low-altitude economy is lengthy, and companies are focusing on optimizing products for target markets to ensure future growth [2] - Challenges in expanding overseas include navigating complex aviation regulations, local operations, after-sales service, data compliance, and political risks [4]