Over 11,000 new high-power charging facilities were added in high-speed service areas across the country

During this year’s National Day holiday, the implementation of high-power overcharging facilities is accelerating, and minute-level recharging is changing the travel experience of new energy vehicle owners.

The Pinglu Canal, which has just been opened to navigation, has become a new check-in point for self-driving tours during this year’s National Day holiday. At Nanning Port, the "first shipping port" on the canal side, the newly put into operation super charging station has become an important site for rapid recharge of new energy vehicles.

Wei Ming, project manager of China Southern Power Grid Guangxi Electric Vehicle Company: There are 10 360-kilowatt supercharging piles at the charging station in the Liujing Operation Area of ​​Nanning Port. In addition, we have three supercharging stations along the Pinglu Canal to ensure smooth travel for new energy vehicles.

In one of the busiest expressway service areas in China, the Wuxi Meicun Service Area has more than 100,000 vehicles passing through in a single day during the holidays. In order to cope with the surge in charging demand, the power department has equipped high-power mobile energy storage charging vehicles in the direction of Beijing and Shanghai to fully meet the charging demand during peak periods.

At Jintan High-speed Railway Station in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province and surrounding scenic spots, the power department expanded and upgraded the charging piles, and the overall charging efficiency of the equipment increased by 50%.

In the expressway service area of ​​Taizhou City, Zhejiang Province, the local power department has put into use nearly 600 charging parking spaces, including super charging piles, and has served nearly 100,000 charging vehicles.

Fully liquid-cooled supercharging stations have been put into operation in high-speed service areas in Hunan, Henan and other places. The maximum power of a single gun can reach 600 kilowatts, and the fastest energy replenishment speed can reach "1 kilometer per second".

Today, there are more than 11,000 new high-power charging facilities in high-speed service areas across the country, equivalent to the previous cumulative number.