Core Viewpoint - The 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE) showcases the potential of low-altitude economy, with Yufeng Future presenting its M1 eVTOL aircraft and simulating urban air mobility (UAM) scenarios, highlighting advancements in smart travel solutions and significant market interest in low-altitude transportation [1][7]. Company Highlights - Yufeng Future has exhibited its upgraded 2-ton M1 eVTOL, featuring a wingspan of 15 meters, a length of 10 meters, and a maximum takeoff weight of 2.5 tons, capable of carrying 5 passengers with a range of 250 kilometers and a cruising speed of 200 kilometers per hour [1][6]. - The company has received 200 intent orders for its M1 eVTOL from domestic and international clients, amounting to over 2 billion yuan [6]. Industry Developments - The CIIE serves as a platform for integrating international and domestic resources, demonstrating the market potential of the low-altitude travel industry [7]. - Yufeng Future has established strategic partnerships, including a procurement agreement with Bank of China Financial Leasing for 100 M1 eVTOLs and a collaboration with Aerial Solutions for 100 cargo eVTOLs focused on low-altitude freight and offshore energy transport in the Middle East [6]. User Experience Simulation - At the expo, Yufeng Future created a simulated UAM operational scene, allowing visitors to experience booking flights and navigating through a low-altitude travel hub, with ticket prices starting at 50 yuan for city routes and 100 to 300 yuan for intercity routes [3][4]. - The simulation included various facilities such as security checkpoints, flight information screens, and waiting areas, enhancing the understanding of urban air mobility [3].