JD.com's 2026 "I Send New Year Goods to My Hometown" campaign has officially commenced, with the over ten thousand portions of goods prepared by Liu Qiangdong for his hometown delivered today. In the convoy stretching over a hundred meters, two red JD Logistics unmanned vehicles were particularly conspicuous, "piloting" for the eight 9.6-meter large trucks behind them. The application of these "autonomous driving" unmanned vehicles has garnered widespread attention. At approximately 11:00 AM on the 27th, the first batch of the New Year goods convoy departed with a honk from the JD Logistics Asia No.1 Suqian Intelligent Industrial Park (hereinafter referred to as "Suqian Asia No.1"). The lead vehicle, the sixth-generation "Lone Wolf" intelligent delivery vehicle, functioned like an experienced "lead truck," utilizing its L4 autonomous driving capability to independently plan routes and avoid obstacles on complex rural roads, steadily guiding the following convoy. By searching for "JD小哥" (JD Delivery Brother) on the JD app, users nationwide can witness the entire journey from the departure at Suqian Asia No.1 to the arrival in Guangming Village. JD Logistics began developing unmanned vehicles in 2016, with the "Lone Wolf" now in its sixth generation. It has a speed of 45 km/h, a range of 200 kilometers, and a load capacity of 1 ton. Leveraging the industry's largest-scale implementation scenario for L4 autonomous driving, this vehicle is already in regular operation in locations such as Suqian, Shenzhen, and Wuhan, and has entered trial operations in Saudi Arabia. Through a "human-machine collaboration" model, delivery personnel are freed from repetitive trips to and from stations. This initiative has reduced station transportation costs by 21% and shortened the average daily delivery time for personnel by one hour.

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