China’s electric vehicle infrastructure is rapidly evolving, transitioning from “utilitarian” to “user-friendly” approaches. This development will be showcased at the upcoming China Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Conference, set to take place on October 4, 2025.
According to recent information from the National Energy Administration, as of August 2025, China is expected to have a total of 173.48 million electric vehicle charging points, including 4,946 charging stations. This represents a significant expansion in the electric vehicle charging network across the country.
During the “Fifteenth Five-Year Plan” period, China aims to establish the largest electric vehicle charging network, with a goal of ensuring that every five electric vehicles will have at least two charging points. This initiative is designed to enhance the accessibility and safety of electric vehicle usage.
The National Energy Administration has stated that the country has already taken initial steps to build a standardized electric vehicle charging infrastructure system. This includes guidelines for the construction, inspection, and operation of charging facilities, addressing various challenges related to electric vehicle usage, interoperability, and the quality of equipment.
Simultaneously, industry leaders are actively working to implement various developments in electric vehicle technology. For more detailed insights, you can access the China Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Conference.
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