From October 7 to 8 local time, FLY ASIA 2026—one of Asia’s leading innovation and entrepreneurship expos—was held at the BEXCO Exhibition Center in Busan, South Korea. Racern attended the event as one of only two invited Chinese company representatives, taking the main stage at the opening ceremony. The Mayor of Busan delivered remarks at […]
On September 30, Racern Chairman Zhang Yueqi and Vice Chairman Liu Hailong led a delegation to Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School for discussions with university representatives. The two sides jointly unveiled the Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School–Racern Electric Ship Joint Laboratory. Shi Lili, Director of the Office of Scientific Research at Peking University Shenzhen Graduate
Warm congratulations to Shenzhen Racern Technology Co., Ltd. on successfully winning the title of National Specialized, Refined, Unique and Innovative “Little Giant” Enterprise! This national-level honor marks that Racern Technology’s professional strength and innovation capabilities in the field of new energy electric ships have been highly recognized. As a pioneer in the field of electric
In the Dameisha Seaside Park of Yantian District, a “UFO” manned eVTOL with a disc-shaped shell slowly rose into the air and flew steadily. In Nanshan Science Park, hydrogen-powered buses equipped with hydrogen fuel cell systems shuttle through the park, providing commuting services for employees of companies such as Huawei and Tencent; Along the coast
The Marine economy is an important pillar for the development of coastal cities and an important “blue engine” for the country. In 2023, the country’s Marine gross domestic product (GDP) was 9,909.7 billion yuan, up 6.0% from the previous year. The growth rate was 0.8 percentage points higher than the GDP. It accounted for 7.9
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The “Qin Gang 28”, the first hybrid-powered tugboat in the Bohai Bay, has been put into operation at Qinhuangdao Port. It is expected to reduce diesel consumption by approximately 113.4 tons per year and cut carbon dioxide emissions by 355 tons annually. Currently, green and low-carbon operations have become the main mode of port production.
