Charging

Xiaomi EV's charging map has access to over 14,000 Nio chargers, over 9,000 Xpeng chargers, and over 6,000 Li Auto chargers.

Xiaomi EV said it has entered into partnerships with Nio, Xpeng, and Li Auto on charging network. This comes after 14 brands announced access to Nio's charging network.

Avatr, previously known as Changan Nio, plugged into Nio's charging network, becoming the 14th brand to do so.

Li Auto put its 1,000th supercharging station into operation today, but will face challenges in reaching its goal of more than 2,000 by the end of the year.

Nio and Sinopec have entered into a charging services partnership agreement, after jointly building 279 charging and battery swap stations over the past three years.

Nio and Chery have entered into a partnership that opens up Nio Power's charging network to brands including Chery, Exceed and Jetour.

Dongfeng Motor's premium electric off-road brand, M-Hero, has plugged into Nio's charging network, becoming the 12th brand to do so.

Jiyue said it has taken its partnership with Nio on charging a step further, with owners being able to plug and charge at some Nio chargers.

Li Auto has signed a deal with state-owned Shoucheng Holdings to accelerate the construction of charging infrastructure in cities, and plans to set up a joint venture.

Xpeng's S5 supercharger delivers up to 800 kW of charging power, enabling vehicles to gain over 300 kilometers of range on a five-minute charge.