The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) released a report on the density of charging piles. In the road network of most EU countries, the number of charging piles is obviously insufficient, and most of them do not support fast charging.

The Infrastructure Act allocated $5 billion in five years to help states install charging piles on highways. The Department of Transportation has approved electric vehicle charging plans in all 50 states, as well as in Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico. These plans cover 75000 miles of expressways.

Currently, Manhattan has 320 public charging stations, while the number of gas stations is only 29. This means that it is much easier for car owners to find a charging station than a gas station.

Wholesale energy prices in the EU have soared to more than 10 times the average price over the past five years as Russia continues to cut gas supplies.In order to get rid of dependence on Russian natural gas and accelerate the transition to renewable energy, the EU has come up with new strategies.EU

In addition to the "overweight" subsidies for electric vehicle purchases, European governments have also actively allocated funds to vigorously promote the construction of electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

According to reports, on September 14, local time, U.S. President Biden delivered a speech after visiting the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, announcing the approval of the first batch of bipartisan infrastructure law funds worth $900 million for the construction of electric vehicles in 35 states. Car charging station.