Envirotech Vehicles shares surge 12.30% intraday as AZIO AI secures 42% deposit on $108M GPU pipeline and partners for 3MW Texas data center project.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query. The user wants me to transform a given text into a concise news headline following specific rules. First, I need to understand the input thoroughly. The company in question is Envirotech Vehicles. The percentage change is 12.3%, which needs to be rounded to two decimal places, so 12.30% becomes 12.30%? Wait, but the example had 4.230769% rounded to 4.23%. So the input here is 12.3%, which is already two decimal places? Wait, no, the example's input had a longer decimal and was rounded. Here, the input is 12.3%, so it's one decimal place. Wait, the user says "rounded to two decimal places, removing any trailing zeros." So 12.3% should become 12.30%? But maybe the input is already two decimal places. Wait, looking at the input text: "Envirotech Vehicles盘中 intraday大涨12.3%, 1、2026年3月24日..." So the percentage is written as 12.3%, which is one decimal place. So I need to round it to two decimal places, which would be 12.30%? Wait, but 12.3 is already one decimal place. Rounding to two decimal places would require adding a zero. But the example had 4.230769% rounded to 4.23%. So in this case, 12.3% is 12.30% when rounded to two decimal places. But maybe the user wants to keep it as 12.3% if it's already two decimal places. Wait, 12.3 is one decimal place. Hmm. Wait, maybe the input is written with one decimal place, but the user wants it to two decimal places. So 12.3% becomes 12.30%? Or maybe the user made a typo and the actual percentage is 12.30769% which rounds to 12.31%? But the input here is written as 12.3%, so I have to take that as the given value. So the correct rounding would be 12.30%? But maybe in the example, 4.230769% became 4.23%, so if the input is 12.3%, which is one decimal place, then rounding to two decimal places would be 12.30%. But maybe the user just wants to keep it as 12.3% if it's already two decimal places. Wait, 12.3% is one decimal place. So perhaps the user intended to write 12.30% but wrote 12.3%. Hmm. This is a bit confusing. I'll proceed with 12.30% as the rounded value. Next, the time period is intraday. The company name is Envirotech Vehicles. The reasons for the price movement are two points: 1) AZIO AI Corporation received deposits covering 42% of their $108 million GPU pipeline, which aligns with Envirotech's strategy. 2) Envirotech ordered a 3MW modular digital infrastructure in South Texas with Azio AI as part of an expansion plan. I need to include both reasons in the brief explanation. The example combined both pieces of information into a single sentence. So I should mention both events. The first event is about the deposits from AZIO AI covering 42% of their GPU pipeline, which is part of their strategic alignment. The second is the 3MW order for the South Texas data center. Both are part of their collaboration with Azio AI and expansion plans. So the headline should start with the company name, percentage change, time period, then the reasons. Let me structure it: "Envirotech Vehicles surged 12.30% intraday, driven by AZIO AI Corporation's 42% deposit coverage of its $108 million GPU pipeline and a 3MW modular digital infrastructure order for South Texas, part of an expansion plan with Azio AI." Wait, but the user's example separated the two points into separate sentences. Let me check the example again. The example had two sentences after the initial one. So maybe I should do the same here. Let me adjust: "Envirotech Vehicles surged 12.30% intraday, as AZIO AI Corporation secured deposits covering 42% of its $108 million GPU infrastructure pipeline, aligning with Envirotech's strategic goals. Additionally, Envirotech announced a 3MW modular digital infrastructure order for a South.