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Chinese automaker XPeng announced on August 3 that the charging line in the Northwest China has been officially completed. The line measures a total length of 3,150 km and stretches from Xi'an, Shanxi Province to Lanzhou, Gansu Province.
Shell, an international energy giant, would provide BYD's European vehicle owners with a better charging experience by opening up to them the right to use about 300,000 of the company's charging piles all throughout continental Europe.
Chinese new energy vehicle manufacturer Li Auto announced on Friday that it has now installed more than 100,000 household charging piles.
YKCCN.com (YKC), a new energy Internet of Things (IoT) service provider, announced on Monday that it has completed a B2 round of financing in which NIO Capital served as an investor.
The Xiamen Tongan Shell Station, the first integrated battery charging and swapping station jointly built by NIO and Shell, was officially put into operation on August 1.
The third-generation battery swap station and 500kW ultra-fast chargers of Chinese new energy vehicle firm NIO will be deployed in March of this year. The firm also intends to build over 1,700 battery swap stations and over 20,000 power chargers in China.
NaaS Technology Inc., a Chinese electric vehicle charging services provider, was officially listed to the Nasdaq on June 11 with the ticker "NAAS."
New energy vehicle firm Li Auto announced on August 14 its launch of a battery charging map service in China.
The official Weibo account of Tesla's China Charging Team announced on Tuesday that, as of today, the company has built and opened over 1,000 super charging stations and over 8,000 super charging piles in the Chinese mainland.
On October 11, the China Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Promotion Alliance (EVCIPA), guided by China's National Energy Administration, released the state of operations of the national electric vehicle battery charging and swapping infrastructure in September.
A signing ceremony was held in Wuhan, China on July 12, during which NIO-backed Weineng Wuhan Battery Asset Co., Ltd. entered into cooperation agreements with upstream and downstream partners across the industrial chain.
Historic heatwaves have swept across central China this summer, raising the stakes in a bid by authorities to transform the domestic automotive sector.