As an energy-replenishing tool for electric vehicles, charging piles play a pivotal role in the entire electric vehicle ecological industry chain. Therefore, in addition to vigorously promoting the electrification of domestic vehicles, European countries have also provided corresponding incentive policies for charging piles.

KfW440 is a national subsidy policy implemented by the German government on November 24, 2020, aiming to accelerate the construction of the German private charging pile market, thereby further promoting the rapid popularization of electric vehicles.KfW, short for KfW - Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau

The British government has pledged to increase the subsidy of 20 million pounds for the construction of street charging piles, and the plan is expected to eventually build 8,000 public street charging piles.

According to the Russian Satellite News Agency, Russia's electric vehicle industry development plan before 2030 shows that by 2030, at least 72,000 electric vehicle charging stations will be built in Russia.

The only necessary standard for fast charging stations for electric vehicles in Russia is China's GB/T charging standard

The EU will ban the sale of fuel vehicles from 2035, and the sales of electric vehicles in EU countries will definitely increase significantly in recent years.