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China Builds World’s Largest EV Charging Network With 167,000 Stations
Published on September 09, 2017 at 12:50PM
“It soon will become easier to charge a Chevy Bolt or Tesla in China,” reports 24/7 Wall Street, citing reports from China’s official newspaper that they’ve built the highest number of electric-car charging facilities in the world, offering “the broadest coverage, and the most advanced technology.” AmiMoJo quotes their announcement:
A total of 167,000 charging piles have now been connected to the telematics platform of the State Grid Corporation of China, making it the world’s largest electric vehicle (EV) charging network. By cooperating with 17 charging station operators, the SGCC now offers more than 1 million kilowatt-hours of power each day.
24/7 Wall Street says the ambitious (and government-subsidized) plan “is bound to help electronic car adoption since most vehicles in the category have ranges well under 300 miles.”
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