Core idea
In the context of the rapid popularization of new energy vehicles, technological convenience and new crimes coexist and grow. Through a carefully planned new crime case of "vehicle theft-part replacement", the novel reveals the gray industrial chain undercurrents under technological innovation, and explores how ordinary people can protect their rights and interests in an era of accelerated technological iteration, and how law and social governance can keep up with the pace of technological change.
Pulse of the times
1. Explosive growth of new energy vehicles: The number of new energy vehicles in China will exceed 50 million in 2025, and supporting facilities and regulatory systems are still being improved.
2. Hidden security risks of smart car data: new forms of crime brought about by the popularization of Internet of Vehicles technology
3. Differences in urban and rural governance: the urban-rural fringe has become a hotbed of new crimes
4. Parts black market industry chain: an underground market spawned by high-value parts for new energy vehicles
