Jiangsu V2G's maximum discharging power exceeds 10,000 kilowatts. Xineng Lian Shou Weilai's 6 battery swapping stations contribute 15%.

Recently, the V2G centralized discharging test in Jiangsu Province was successfully completed, with a maximum discharging power exceeding 10306 kilowatts. Nanjing, which has 6 V2G-enabled 4.0 battery swapping stations transformed by Xinte Energy and NIO, played a key role in the peak load test, with a maximum discharging power of 1539.85 kilowatts, accounting for 15% of the maximum discharging power tested in the province, becoming one of the core entities in this vehicle-grid interaction test. It is reported that Xinte Energy and NIO's 3 V2G stations in Wuxi and Suzhou will also be connected to the grid soon, expanding the number of stations in the core cities of the Yangtze River Delta to 12, further enhancing the scale of vehicle-grid interaction discharging. In the future, the two parties will continue to expand the coverage and cooperation content of vehicle-grid interaction.