Hey fam! Ever noticed how China keeps popping up in Europe's tech talks? From cars to buses, it's everywhere. Let's break down why the EU teaming up with China could supercharge the next big leap. 💥
During a six-week trip to China in Aug-Sep this year, I saw next-level tech across cities. High-speed rails, smart e-buses, and seamless digital upgrades were just normal.
Back in Budapest, the city council threw shade at Chinese e-buses over security risks. They even debated cutting off internet updates by yanking SIM cards. 🚫📶
OTA or over-the-air updates mean your bus software gets fixed wirelessly, like your phone auto-updating apps. No garage visits needed. Seriously handy, right?
Cities from Jakarta to Delhi already roll with Chinese-made buses and trains, boosting clean transport and cutting costs. Meanwhile, the EU is basically watching from the sidelines.
With China's 2026-2030 Five-Year Plan on the horizon, Europe could plug into massive R&D power, digital upgrades, and greener transport. 🤝🌱
For us in South and Southeast Asia, these partnerships hint at global trends: smarter mobility, tech exchanges, and more job opportunities. Let's watch as the EU and China write the next chapter together!
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
