COO John Xie, a graduate of Jilin University in Business Administration, brings expertise in lean management, ESG governance, premium brand marketing, and business community building. He previously served as Secretary-General of the NIO Users Trust and Chairman of the NIO Users Foundation. At Raytheon Professional Services, he led the Innovation Business Unit in China, focusing on automotive strategy consulting and smart manufacturing solutions. His earlier operational experience at BMW provides deep insigh ...

Core Insights - NWTN Inc. has officially launched the "NWTN AI Industrial Park" (NAIP) Project in Abu Dhabi, marking its transition from a new energy vehicle manufacturer to a global intelligent technology producer [1][4] - The NAIP will cover approximately 130,000 square meters and aims to create a smart manufacturing chain integrating AI-driven production control systems [2][4] - NWTN's strategy focuses on three core pillars: localized smart manufacturing, a platformed technology ecosystem, and synchronized global expansion [6][7] Project Overview - NAIP will consist of two major zones: a Global Logistic Park in the Free Zone and an AI Smart Manufacturing Park in the Mainland Zone [5] - The Global Logistic Park will include a cross-border supply chain hub, vehicle and parts warehouses, and light processing factories to meet delivery needs in the Middle East, Africa, and Southern Europe [5] - The AI Smart Manufacturing Park will feature a modern SKD vehicle assembly plant and production facilities for key components and smart hardware [5] Strategic Context - KEZAD Group, the operator of the economic zone where NAIP is located, is focused on upgrading from traditional logistics to high-value manufacturing and AI innovation, aligning with NWTN's ambitions [3][4] - The project supports NWTN's long-term strategy of "Made in UAE, Delivered Globally" and aims to establish comprehensive partnerships with regional technology providers and investors [2][4] Future Plans - NWTN plans to commence construction of NAIP in the second half of 2025, aiming to build a fully integrated international smart industry cluster [4][6] - The park will enhance supply chain resilience and delivery agility through localized smart manufacturing solutions [6]