China Charging Alliance: As of August 2023, the total number of charging infrastructure in China will be 7.208 million, an increase of 67.0% year-on-year

The latest data released by the China Charging Alliance shows that as of August 2023, the total number of charging infrastructure in China will be 7.208 million, a year-on-year increase of 67.0%. From January to August 2023, the increase in charging infrastructure will be 1.998 million, of which the increase in public charging piles will be 474,000 and the increase in private charging piles installed on vehicles will be 1.524 million, a year-on-year increase of 24.8%.

At the same time, the sales volume of new energy vehicles from January to August 2023 was 5.374 million, and the incremental ratio of charging piles to vehicles was 1:2.7. The China Charging Alliance stated that the construction of charging infrastructure can basically meet the rapid development of new energy vehicles.

The top 10 provinces with the most public charging piles are: Guangdong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai, Hubei, Beijing, Shandong, Anhui, Henan and Fujian. The public charging piles built in these ten places account for 71.2%.

In terms of brands, as of August 2023, the top 15 charging piles operated by charging operators nationwide are: Teladian operates 451,000 units, Xingxing Charging operates 408,000 units, Yunkuai Charging operates 379,000 units, State Grid operates 196,000 units, Xiaoju Charging operates 127,000 units, Weijingyun operates 110,000 units, Shenzhen Car Power Network operates 82,000 units, China Southern Power Grid operates 73,000 units, Yiwi Energy operates 73,000 units, Hui Charging operates 61,000 units, Wancheng Wanchong operates 52,000 units, Weilan Fast Charging operates 44,000 units, Wanma Ai Charging operates 30,000 units, China Putian operates 25,000 units, and SAIC Anyue operates 25,000 units. These 15 operators account for 94% of the total, and the rest of the operators account for 6% of the total.

Zikuai Technology