On the first day of the National Day holiday, highway charging volume increased by 60.4% year-on-year.
On the first day of the National Day holiday, national highway charging volume reached 28.0469 million kWh, up 60.40% compared with the first day of last year's National Day holiday, setting a new single-day record for holidays.
According to the National Energy Administration, based on a statistical analysis of 62,700 highway charging facilities (guns) included in the national charging facility monitoring service platform, on the first day of the National Day holiday, the national highway charging volume reached 28.0469 million kWh, an increase of 60.40% compared with the first day of last year's National Day holiday, setting a new single-day high for historical holidays. Holiday charging demand was further concentrated and released, and highway service area charging facilities operated smoothly on the whole, effectively providing energy replenishment support for long-distance travel by new energy vehicles.
This article is excerpted from the National Energy Administration; GMTEight editor: Li Fo.
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