打造新质生产力 上海建设低空经济先进制造业集群

Core Viewpoint - Shanghai aims to establish a low-altitude economy manufacturing cluster with a core industry scale of approximately 80 billion yuan by 2028, positioning itself as a leading global hub for eVTOL technology [1][2] Group 1: Development Measures - The measures outline three main objectives: enhancing high-end manufacturing capabilities, leveraging regional collaboration, and strengthening open innovation functions [2][3] - The plan includes attracting 10 leading companies in eVTOL and industrial drones, achieving a production capacity of over 500 new aircraft, and generating an additional investment of over 20 billion yuan [2][3] - A national-level testing platform for new low-altitude aircraft will be established, focusing on applications in logistics, public governance, and production operations [2][3] Group 2: Financial Support - Financial incentives include up to 100 million yuan for high-tech eVTOL and industrial drone projects, and up to 50 million yuan for innovations in specific technologies [3] - Support for new technology equipment in low-altitude infrastructure construction can reach up to 20 million yuan [3] Group 3: Infrastructure and Application - The measures emphasize the importance of scientific planning for low-altitude infrastructure, including the development of specialized takeoff and landing sites and intelligent network systems [3][4] - Applications in low-altitude logistics and public governance are prioritized, with a focus on safety and efficiency in urban management and emergency services [4] Group 4: Regional Policy Initiatives - Other regions, such as Guangdong, Yunnan, and Guizhou, are also implementing policies to support low-altitude economic development, focusing on safety regulation and core technology advancements [5][6] - Guizhou's action plan aims for a well-established low-altitude economic framework by 2027, including infrastructure and service systems [6] Group 5: Industry Outlook - The low-altitude economy is seen as entering a critical growth phase, driven by policy frameworks, infrastructure development, and technological innovation [6][7] - Companies in the aircraft manufacturing sector are expected to benefit first from the expansion of low-altitude applications, with increased demand for materials and components [7]