Shenzhen supercharging stations on the rise


Evolving fast: A charging station is seen in China. Shenzhen’s innovative supercharging technology can replenish 80% or more of an electric vehicle’s battery capacity in just 10 minutes or less. — Bloomberg

SHENZHEN: In a significant shift in urban mobility, the number of supercharging stations in China’s tech hub, Shenzhen, surpassed that of its conventional petrol stations by the end of April, Shenzhen’s development and reform commission has told China Daily.

The city now has 362 supercharging stations, signifying its commitment to eco-friendly initiatives.

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