Robots the key to worldwide EV charging challenges

President Alex Wu said NaaS Technology’s robot eliminates the trouble of plugging heavy charging cables into EVs and waiting in a queue for a charging spot. — China Daily

Beijing: As the number of electric vehicles rise rapidly while bringing about charging challenges worldwide, China is producing self-driving charging robots to juice up electric vehicles (EVs) as part of broader efforts for a more advanced EV ecosystem.

NaaS Technology, one of China’s largest and fastest-growing EV charging service providers, recently launched such a robot that finds EVs, charges them and collects payments automatically.