The integration of new energy and Web3 has new developments. A leading car manufacturer has converted hundreds of millions of dollars in electric vehicle orders into blockchain assets and launched the FFAI token — an attempt at RWA (Real-World Asset on Chain) in the consumer goods sector.

Why is this worth paying attention to?

First, the orders are real, and the assets are locked on the chain, not just air projects. Participants holding the tokens can enjoy a share of vehicle sales, with an expected annualized return of 20%-50%. Under this model, each completed vehicle sale grants the on-chain holder a corresponding reward.

Second, the token itself has practical value — it can be used to offset the purchase price, prioritize new model reservations, or even participate in project decision voting. This enhances the token's liquidity and attractiveness.

From the project planning perspective, the market cap growth path from $100 million to $10 billion is supported by specific milestones. The project team has invested years of industry experience and reputation capital.

However, such innovative projects also carry risks — including order delivery execution risks, market volatility, and more. Participants should evaluate carefully.