New energy vehicles are typically equipped with a large number of sensors, radar units, and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) devices. When selecting such products, it is advisable to prioritize those made of non-metallic materials (e.g., nano-ceramic films) or those specifically labeled as "signal interference-free" to prevent any disruption to the normal operation of ETC sensing, mobile navigation systems, Bluetooth connectivity, or intelligent driving assistance systems. Additionally, given the larger glass surface area in new energy vehicles, higher thermal insulation performance from the coating is required to reduce air conditioning energy consumption and enhance driving range.
