Las Vegas, United States - January 09, 2025 The auto sector is in the spotlight this week at the world's largest personal electronics show -- 2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), where vehicles are getting faster, more sustainable, and capable of reaching new heights. At CES, Chinese EV maker Zeekr shows off a car that can go from 0 to 100 km/h in about two seconds. Some of its EV's will also now be equipped with their Golden Battery 2 -- the world's fastest charging battery in mass production. Other companies are taking transformation features to another level. For instance, an electric vertical take-off landing aircraft, or eVTOL, can lift off from wherever the van transports it to. The re-packing doesn't require any skill either as it's completely automated. Tim Lum is the proud owner of an eVTOL made by the company Pivotal, which is showing off its latest model called Helix. Since EV car owners deal with the fear of running out of battery power, Pivotal's product marketing director dispel such anxiety for eVTOL fliers. The 2025 CES, the world's premier tech show, officially kicked off in Las Vegas, the United States on Tuesday. The annual event, running from Tuesday to Friday, has drawn more than 4,500 exhibitors from more than 160 countries and regions, including about 1,400 start-ups, according to the U.S. Consumer Technology Association (CTA), organizer of the event. Shotlist: Las Vegas, USA - Jan 9, 2025: 1. Various of Zeekr automobile on display; 2. Zhu Ling, vice president of Zeekr, speaking on stage; 3. Screen showing information of Golden Battery 2; 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Zhu Ling, vice president of Zeekr (ending with shot 5): "It can rise up to 300 kilometers in less than five minutes of charging. So, in that way, you best can use your electrical vehicle as convenient as refueling your gasoline vehicle."; 5. Various of charging pile, its sign; 6. Various of Zeekr automobile on display; 7. Various of electric vertical take-off landing aircraft (eVTOL) on display; 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Wang Tan, co-founder, Xpeng AeroHT (ending with shot 9): "Due to our precise docking system, it's attachable and detachable very quick. In three minutes, it will be released. And then you just unfold the arms and jump into the cockpit. It's super easy."; 9. Various of screen showing eVTOL in operation; 10. Various of Tim Lum, eVTOL owner, showing his eVTOL; 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Tim Lum, eVTOL owner (partially overlaid with shot 12): "I just tell the computer very simply where I want to go with simple joystick commands, and it doesn't let me go too fast or over torque or over bank. It has a radar altimeter to do the automatic takeoff and landings. It's pretty incredible."; [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 12. Tim Lum showing his eVTOL; [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE] 13. Various of screen showing eVTOL in operation; 14. SOUNDBITE (English) Greg Kerr, product marketing director, Pivotal (ending with shot 15): "We've got a lot of, alerts, audible and visual alerts and backup LEDs that will blink at you, to make sure you're very aware of the state of charge. And then our training program, we teach awareness of those things and flight planning. And there is a ballistic parachute on board to add to the safety if somehow you've pushed it way too far."; 15. Screen showing eVTOL in operation; 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Tim Lum, eVTOL owner (ending with shot 17): "I'm able to literally pull this out of my two-car carport into my driveway and then take a 20-minute flight. That can be at sunrise or sunset, or it can be a run to the grocery store to get some milk and eggs. Or it can be to go to my neighbors who lives one bridge over. And I just saved 30 minutes of driving. And it's just so gorgeous to fly, especially in the morning."; 17. Various of screen showing eVTOL in operation. [Restriction - No access Chinese mainland]