36氪·2025-09-27 13:34Group 1 - Alibaba's 1688 platform is set to launch the world's first cross-border e-commerce AI agent named "Ao Xia," which is currently in internal testing and expected to go live in November 2025. This AI product will significantly reduce the product selection cycle from days to minutes by using visual recognition and semantic analysis [5] - Taobao is accelerating its globalization efforts for this year's Double 11 shopping festival, investing 1 billion yuan in marketing subsidies to help 100,000 merchants double their overseas sales. The platform has seen a 200% year-on-year growth in new overseas users since April [5] - Bawang Tea Ji has opened its largest "super tea warehouse" in Hong Kong, marking its seventh store in the region, with plans for more locations to enhance its market presence [6] Group 2 - Pop Mart has launched its official e-commerce platform in Mexico, featuring core IP products and responding to the growing demand in the Latin American market, with a reported revenue increase of 1142.3% in the Americas [7] - Yadi Group is set to enter the Japanese market in November with its electric two-wheelers, priced approximately 210,000 yen, which is about 30% cheaper than local competitors [9] - Starry Innovation has completed a 1 billion yuan A+ round of financing, aiming to expand its smart pool cleaning robot products into 38 countries [10] Group 3 - Poland has emerged as one of the fastest-growing e-commerce markets in the EU, with a projected market size of 35.2 billion euros in 2024, and cross-border e-commerce transactions accounting for nearly 20% of total online sales [13] - Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade is discussing a draft e-commerce law aimed at regulating live commerce and enhancing market transparency, with the e-commerce market expected to reach 25 billion USD in 2024 [14]