LIGHTYEAR recently concluded its Product Selling Point Storm Speech Contest, with 19 teams taking the stage in turn. Each team presented its product selling points, followed by immediate judge feedback on accuracy, logic, and delivery, with scores and rankings announced at the end. LIGHTYEAR's team stayed composed and well-coordinated, delivering a clear and steady presentation that earned fourth place among 19 teams. The event provided hands-on training in product understanding and presentation, and valuable experience through judge feedback.

LIGHTYEAR recently celebrated a milestone: team member Becky closed the team's first complete-vehicle order, marking a substantive breakthrough. The team held a debrief meeting where Becky shared her full-process insights from customer discovery to deal closing, and members discussed key milestones to build experience for future business. LIGHTYEAR also presented Becky with a "First Deal Gift Package" in recognition of her efforts. A celebration followed, boosting team cohesion and confidence for the company's continued growth in the NEV market.

On August 27, 2026, LIGHTYEAR's rookie team made their debut at EONMAC's 2026 "Ride the Wave" Procurement Festival Rookie Competition online assembly. The newcomers delivered self-introduction presentations with enthusiasm and professionalism, marking the start of a two-month competition running through October 30. The event tests various foreign trade skills with individual and team awards. As a NEV sales company, LIGHTYEAR's team is eager to sharpen their skills and grow through this competitive experience.

On July 9, 2026, LIGHTYEAR held a NEV business meeting to address parts order closures, export challenges, and team collaboration. Discussions covered customer follow-up, pricing, logistics, and market access policies. Clear work plans and individual responsibilities were assigned for the coming week. LIGHTYEAR remains focused on overseas expansion and is committed to strengthening its business systems to achieve greater success in the NEV export market.