Core Viewpoint - DHL has deepened its cooperation with SAIC Maxus by ordering an additional 500 units of the MAXUS eDELIVER3 (EV30) electric logistics vehicles, highlighting SAIC Maxus's role as a key partner in DHL's global green logistics strategy and showcasing the international competitiveness of Chinese new energy technology [1][7]. Group 1 - The recent order of 500 EV30 vehicles follows a previous order of 300 units in July, making SAIC Maxus the largest Chinese brand in DHL's European procurement [1][2]. - DHL's senior executives, including Matthias Schwarz, praised the performance of SAIC Maxus vehicles during their visit, indicating a high level of trust and product reliability [2][5]. - The EV30 features a dedicated electric platform with a range exceeding 400 km and can be fast-charged to 80% in 30 minutes, meeting the stringent demands of European logistics companies [5][6]. Group 2 - SAIC Maxus products are now available in 27 European countries, with several models leading the sales charts for Chinese commercial vehicles in Europe, achieving over 50% market share in multiple new energy segments [7]. - The 500-unit order supports DHL's goal of electrifying 60% of its fleet by 2030 and signifies a shift for SAIC Maxus from "product output" to "technology output," contributing to the global green transformation of logistics [7].