Are charging piles compatible with mainstream charging interfaces?

In the chaos of charging standard rivers and lakes, the charging pile operators that provide charging services for cars adopt the strategy of being compatible with several mainstreams charging standard interfaces on their charging piles to provide as many electric vehicles as possible. Car charging (except Tesla).

What are the business models of electric vehicle charging piles?

The battle of business models At this stage, the world's electric vehicle charging piles include three business models: charging pile + commodity retail + service consumption, charging APP + cloud service + remote intelligent management vehicle manufacturer + equipment manufacturer + operator + user.

How many plug-in charging piles are there in the world?

According to the data released by the official website of the plug-in motor, as of October 2015, there were 9,197 charging piles supporting plug-in D.C. fast charging in the world, including 5,484 in Japan, 2,364 in Europe, 1,306 in the United States, 55 in other regions, and 55 in Europe. The market growth is pronounced.

Do public charging stations need a CCS fast charging system?

To compete for the market, the E.U. passed the "Alternative Energy Infrastructure Construction Directive", which stipulates that within three years from the entry into force of the directive, public charging stations can still only build CHAdeMO fast charging piles. Still, all new fast-charging piles must have a CCS Fast charging system after that.

Is Tesla a Combined Charging System (CCS)?

In 2012, the company led the Combined Charging System (CCS) launch, which is based on the American SAE standard and the European ACEA standard; finally, the American Tesla, which is a car company and a standard maker, pushes its standard of supercharging piles.