New energy aircraft serve as a key enabler for developing the low-altitude economy. Currently, the global low-altitude economy is in its early stages of cultivation but holds immense growth potential. With worsening ground traffic congestion and the increasing maturity of drone technology, countries worldwide are actively exploring and fostering the low-altitude economy industry.

At its core, the low-altitude economy revolves around the integration and application of aircraft in diverse scenarios, with drone delivery and electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) passenger transport emerging as the most promising markets. Key components of this sector also include drone logistics, low-altitude sightseeing tours, aerial photography services, and airborne monitoring operations.

Base on this , the 4th New Energy Aviation International Forum 2025 will be held in Beijing on November 13-14. The forum will focus on the development of hybrid, electric, and hydrogen propulsion technologies for future aircraft. This event is set to bring together both commercial and general aviation development teams, attracting approximately 200 participants from diverse sectors, including traditional aircraft manufacturers, eVTOL developers, aircraft propulsion systems, aircraft power systems, and flight control systems enterprises.