The battlefield of lawn mowing robots is not only about lawns, but also the future highland of smart hardware. As the global lawn mowing robot market ushers in explosive growth, Chinese players are stirring up the track with technological breakthroughs and capital support. From CATL to Xinwanda, and then to Star Air Capital under Xiaopeng Motors, the giants are scrambling to bet on Boshida, and behind it is the comprehensive rise of the domestic supply chain. In the tens of billions of blue oceans of the European and American courtyard economy, companies such as Ninebot and Ecovacs are accelerating their development in the European market in the face of tariff barriers. This industrial change, which is intertwined with technological dividends and geopolitical games, tests the ability of Chinese companies to leap from "price war" to "value war".