On the very first day Bibi Charging went online, it seemed to ignite quite a buzz.
Lithium-air batteries joining forces with wireless charging meant the new energy industry was racing into the realm of "science fiction." While not everyone drove a new energy vehicle, there was no doubt that almost everyone was curious about something so novel.
Regardless of how much of it was true, all kinds of rumors had already spread through Moments.
And with the arrival of the May Day holiday, Bibi Charging's popularity was pushed to a whole new peak!
Even owners of traditional fuel-powered cars showed considerable interest in this strange new thing. Some people who simply loved joining the crowd even registered as members, scanned the code, and parked their cars there just to check in, take photos, and post them on Moments.
After all, it did not cost much.
It had to be said that this was an extremely successful marketing campaign. Neither Yida Plaza nor Li Tinghui had expected that "lithium-air batteries + wireless charging," combined with the name Starry Sky Technology, could generate such an enormous amount of discussion. Even Yida Plaza's foot traffic on the first day of the May Day holiday had risen noticeably.
Watching the number of registered users continue to soar, the weight hanging over his heart finally lifted.
Whether the plans that followed would go as smoothly as this remained to be seen.
But at least this wave could be considered a success!
In truth, wireless charging was not particularly cutting-edge technology.
Although China had gotten a relatively late start in this field, related technologies had long been under development internationally, and some achievements had already been made.
For example, while developing new energy vehicles, Audi had designed a solution for energy loss during transmission. Through an