Ten cities in China have launched a comprehensive electrification pilot program, with an estimated 250,000 new energy vehicles to be promoted

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced the second batch of pilot cities for the full electrification of public vehicles, including 10 cities such as Tianjin, Changzhou, and Wuxi. The pilot projects in these cities will promote the application of new technologies and new models, such as vehicle-grid interaction, photovoltaic storage charging and swapping, and intelligent networking, and will form a synergistic effect with the work of filling the gaps in county-level charging and swapping facilities, "vehicle-road-cloud integration" pilot projects, and car replacement. It is expected that these 10 cities will promote more than 250,000 new energy vehicles and build more than 240,000 charging piles.