On July 28th local time, Musk revealed at the X Takeover live event in California that the new Roadster sports car, developed jointly by Tesla and SpaceX, can fly and will debut next year. After its release, the car will be the first model to combine rocket engineering with Tesla's electric technology.

Market analysis pointed out that from a technical point of view, flying cars do not have a major difficulty. Currently, China's technology has caught up with other countries in the world, even with advantages in key indicators such as range, and coupled with China's supply chain and manufacturing capabilities. Data released by the Civil Aviation Administration of China shows that by 2025, the market size of China's low-altitude economy is expected to reach 1.5 trillion yuan, and is expected to reach 3.5 trillion yuan by 2035. Yongxing Securities believes that the future growth of the low-altitude economy and the landing of low-altitude airspace reforms are expected to drive the release of industry chain demand.

According to the Financial Data Center, among related listed companies:

Anhui Zhongding Sealing Parts (a.k.a. China Auto Parts) has become a bulk supplier of thermal management pipeline assemblies for a flying car subsidiary of a leading domestic new energy vehicle company. Meanwhile, the company is also a bulk supplier of sealing products for Tesla.

Lucky Harvest Technology received a designated development notice for the flying car project of a leading domestic aviation manufacturer, and is determined to supply battery lower box assemblies and liquid cooling plates, among other products. At the same time, the company supplies auto parts and auto molds to Tesla.