Are there any restrictions on intelligent electric vehicle charging? The intelligent charging stations have been prohibited from supporting new energy vehicles. This development raises the question: Are there restrictions on intelligent electric vehicle charging? The intelligent charging stations have indeed been restricted from supporting new energy vehicles. As of May 16, 2025, at 08:26, the Beijing Daily reported that intelligent electric vehicle charging stations are now barred from serving new energy vehicles.
The restrictions have become apparent, with many charging station operators admitting that intelligent charging stations are not permitted to charge new energy vehicles, leading to a profound sense of frustration among users. The regulations surrounding new energy vehicles have become increasingly stringent.
Concerns have been raised about how these charging stations will maintain compliance. Many vehicle management authorities believe that the charging facilities rely on the positioning system, which is designed to ensure that vehicles can safely connect to the charging ports. The restrictions are likely enforced to prevent charging devices from making contact with the charging ports of new energy vehicles.
Whether it’s a traditional fuel vehicle or a new energy vehicle, the specifications for the charging ports remain the same. Industry professionals have indicated that, aside from the current restrictions, charging management roles may potentially fall under the purview of electric battery management.
The current regulations stipulate that electric vehicles must undergo stringent testing, with new energy vehicles requiring compliance with over 200 clauses to 300 clauses before being permitted on the market. For example, the new national standard for electric vehicle charging requirements (GB38031-2025), which is expected to be implemented on July 1, 2026, will introduce tougher safety testing protocols for electric batteries, including specifications like “no fire, no explosion.”
The new national standards are set to enhance the quality and safety of electric vehicle batteries, ensuring that they are properly regulated to avoid safety hazards. The upcoming regulations will include stricter requirements for the performance of electric vehicle batteries, which have become a focus for the industry.
In summary, as the market for new energy vehicles expands, the regulatory landscape is evolving to ensure safety and reliability in charging infrastructure. The adjustments in protocols are a response to the rapid growth of electric vehicles and the need for enhanced safety measures.
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