​​Integrating Energy and Mobility: HAYLION's 3D Data Strategy Creates Replicable Carbon-Neutral Urban Transport Model from Hong Kong to Global Markets​

HAYLION’s 2025 strategy centers on "air-ground integration, energy-transport synergy, and large model intelligence," built through 1,200 low-altitude takeoff/landing stations in Shenzhen and 1,000 "BIG 0 BEE" new energy taxis in Hong Kong. The project enables data exchange between low-altitude and ground traffic, intelligent coordination of traffic flow with energy networks, and a closed loop of hardware, data pipelines, and AI engines.

As a key practice for Hong Kong’s 2050 carbon neutrality goal, the fleet addresses long-standing issues of Hong Kong’s taxis—only 2.8% were new energy by 2024, with aging vehicles and poor service. It innovates with a dual-track "street hailing + ride-hailing" model, integrates dynamic pricing, AI dispatch, and 5G IoT to connect taxis to the smart city data network, and merges profitability with social responsibility via emission reductions and public service commitments.

The fleet pioneers a "driver care + green tech + transparent management" trinity model, with five strategies: a 3H humanized management system for drivers and passengers, multi-channel booking and 12 electronic payment options via the "BigBee" system, a 30-minute response/72-hour resolution complaint mechanism, an "Operational White Paper" and industry innovation lab, and cost optimization through joint charging networks and insurance alliances (cutting premiums by ~30%).

Behind the project is intense Shenzhen-Hong Kong collaboration—engineers debugged during Typhoon Mulan, and teams shuttled between cities for months. The replicable model has attracted global attention, set to expand beyond Hong Kong.