Charging
Tesla's second-gen Wall Connector reduced by about $305 in China
Tesla recently reduced the price of its second-generation Wall Connector in China by RMB 2,000 ($305) to RMB 6,000.
Nio's first destination charging station in Macau goes into operation
The first Nio destination charging station in Macau, which is also the electric vehicle company's 328th destination charging station, has been put into operation.
Charging or battery swap: What are Tesla and Nio arguing about?
For Nio, in addition to the consideration of replenishment speed, more importantly, it hopes that car owners can enjoy the benefits of battery technology progresses.
Tesla VP says charging is best way to replenish energy, hints battery swap will be replaced
Nio plans to have 500 battery swap stations in China by the end of 2021, and currently has about 200.
Tesla surpasses 6,000 Superchargers in Chinese mainland
The 6,000th Tesla Supercharger in the Chinese mainland has come online, reaching a new milestone, the company announced today.
SAIC R brand's first supercharging station begins operation with up to 120kW of power
The first Supercharger station of Chinese automaker SAIC’s R brand has been put into operation at Shanghai Nanxiang Incity MEGA, offering DC Supercharging up to 120kW as well as AC slow charging.
Li Auto may make mobile charging vehicle
Nio has been offering charging services to its owners via mobile charging vehicles since 2018, and on January 30, 2019, the company announced that the service would be available to owners of other brands, starting at RMB 380 yuan ($59) for a single service.
Xpeng to charge Supercharger idle fees to decrease wait times
The idle fee is RMB 1.0 yuan/minute (16¢) and the billing starts 30 minutes after the end of charging.
Tesla's Shanghai Supercharger plant goes into production, China-made V3 Supercharger rolls off line
It has an initial planned annual capacity of 10,000 Superchargers and is primarily a V3 charging pile, which is Tesla's most advanced charging pile to date.
Tesla blames China's power grid for vehicle failure and then apologizes
Tesla blamed State Grid of China for a vehicle charging malfunction, a common practice that brings the US electric car company back into the spotlight by first skimming off the blame in the face of problems.