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A Beautiful Life on the Race Track: iGarden at the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans

The 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans is more than just a race; it’s an experience that transforms a ten-day event into a celebration of speed, innovation, and sustainability. One of the shining stars of this year's race is iGarden, a groundbreaking initiative by Fairland Group, which marks its significance as the first Chinese partner at this prestigious event. The fan zone, known as iGarden FanZone, was a hub of activity, showcasing a perfect blend of high-performance cars and innovative sustainable technologies.

From June 6 to 15, the iGarden transformed an unused area near the Circuit de la Sarthe into an inspiring open space. Attendees flocked not just to admire hypercars but to delve into how the iGarden 24/7 IEW system (intelligence, energy, water) redefines both their current reality and their boldest aspirations.

The Intersection of Racing and Innovation

The collaboration between iGarden and Le Mans is more than coincidental; it underscores a shared commitment to relentless innovation and endurance. Just like endurance racers push the limits of human and machine capabilities, iGarden showcased its champions with remarkable products such as a pool cleaner able to operate for an entire month without neighboring assistance and an all-terrain robot lawnmower that covers extensive areas on a single charge.

This revolutionary spirit comes from nearly 240,000 hours dedicated to innovation. Each product undergoes rigorous 'test triathlons', including month-long cleaning trials and AI navigations in harsh conditions, aimed at achieving zero failure rates. As a Fairland engineer stated, “We believe in a perpetually beautiful life.”

Sustainability: A Core Value

As part of its commitment to environmental stewardship, iGarden focuses on sustainable practices that benefit the planet. Surrounded by hydrogen villages and hybrid hypercar prototypes, the iGarden ecosystem already aligns with this philosophy. Over the past seven years, the organization has invested more than $2 million in AI inverter technologies aimed at eco-friendly products, saving over 20 billion kilowatt-hours globally each year. The entire IEW system prioritizes efficiency, automatically optimizing consumption while integrating solar energy. This unique lifestyle minimizes energy, water, and chemical usage, showcasing how technology can not only serve but also care for our environment.

An enthusiastic visitor from Germany was amazed when an AI assistant robot from iGarden deftly used midday sunlight to “store energy for the night,” not only heating the pool but also charging his Tesla vehicle. “My garden can finance my next trip!” he chuckled, highlighting the practical benefits of these innovations.

Pushing Boundaries for the Future

While innovations at the highest levels of endurance racing propel record-breaking speeds, they also contribute to groundbreaking advancements within the iGarden product range that enhance daily life. By revolutionizing gardens, lawns, and swimming pools, iGarden is not just creating products; it is crafting a legacy of beautiful living for generations to come.

The spirit of iGarden at Le Mans goes beyond mere technological showcases; it encapsulates a future where design and sustainability coexist, pushing the boundaries of what is achievable in both the racing world and everyday life. As the event unfolds, one thing becomes clear: iGarden is not just about living; it's about living beautifully and sustainably.