Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the ongoing promotion of new energy vehicles (NEVs) in rural areas, highlighting the importance of vehicle quality, after-sales service, subsidies, and charging infrastructure for rural consumers [2]. Group 1: Vehicle Selection and Consumer Preferences - Rural consumers are increasingly considering factors such as after-sales service, availability of subsidies, and charging facilities when purchasing NEVs [2]. - In Jiangsu, the government has implemented policies to support NEV purchases, with over 270,000 NEVs sold by June 30, resulting in subsidies exceeding 4.1 billion [8]. - A local peach farmer in Jiangsu shared that he purchased a new electric logistics vehicle, benefiting from a 10,000 subsidy for trading in his old vehicle, and found the operational costs significantly lower compared to traditional fuel vehicles [6][8]. Group 2: Service and Support Systems - In Hunan, the service infrastructure for NEVs is being enhanced, with local dealerships offering 24-hour roadside assistance and home test drives to facilitate rural consumers [9]. - A sales consultant in Hunan successfully secured multiple orders by providing on-site services and incentives, demonstrating the effectiveness of personalized customer engagement [10]. Group 3: Infrastructure Development - In Guangxi, the construction of charging stations is being prioritized to support the growing number of NEVs in rural areas, with a focus on safety and convenience [12]. - The local government is strategically planning the placement of charging stations to ensure accessibility, with over 200 public charging stations added in the first half of the year, leading to a 25.7% increase in NEV sales [16][17]. - The development of charging infrastructure is aligned with the NEV promotion policies, aiming to unlock consumer potential in rural markets [17].