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Core Insights - Xiaopeng Motors' flying car division, Xiaopeng Huitian, is reportedly working with JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley for an IPO in Hong Kong, with a potential completion by the end of the year [1] - The low-altitude economy in Guangdong has reached a scale of over 100 billion RMB, with more than 15,000 related enterprises, accounting for over 30% of the national total [1] - The "Land Carrier," a flying car developed by Xiaopeng Huitian, has received over 7,000 global orders, indicating strong market interest and potential for record sales in the manned flying vehicle sector [3][4] Company Developments - Xiaopeng Huitian has increased its registered capital from 650 million RMB to 900 million RMB, a growth of approximately 38%, reflecting confidence in the flying car market [1] - The company has established the world's first mass production line for flying cars in Guangzhou, aiming for an annual production capacity of 10,000 units [3] - The "Land Carrier" is designed with a unique split design, allowing it to be stored in a car's trunk, and features strong autonomous driving capabilities [2] Industry Trends - The eVTOL (electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing) market is expected to see several products, including the "Land Carrier," receive type certification by 2026, marking a significant step towards commercialization [3] - Guangdong's low-altitude economy is projected to exceed 1 trillion RMB by 2026, driven by reforms in airspace management and infrastructure connectivity [1][6] - The province is home to over 30% of China's low-altitude industry chain, with a leading position in both consumer and industrial drone markets [6] Future Outlook - Xiaopeng Huitian plans to launch the A868 flying car, targeting intercity commuting with a range exceeding 500 kilometers and a cruising speed over 360 kilometers per hour [4][5] - The company is also developing a comprehensive low-altitude flight camp and a flying car "6S store" in Guangzhou, which will serve multiple functions including sales and training [5] - Continuous capital investment, including a recent 1.26 billion RMB loan and 250 million USD in Series B funding, will support the R&D and commercialization of flying cars [5]