各地交通运输部门出招 让假期出行“电力”更足

Core Insights - The demand for electric vehicle charging surged during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, with significant increases in the number of electric vehicles on highways [1][2][3] Group 1: Electric Vehicle Traffic Data - On October 1 and 2, the number of electric vehicles on highways reached 13.287 million and 12.367 million respectively, marking year-on-year increases of 26.2% and 30.1% [1] - The overall charging demand is expected to grow by approximately 60% during the holiday period [2] Group 2: Infrastructure Enhancements - Hubei Province added 219 mobile charging devices and approximately 2,100 service personnel to support the increased demand, enhancing the total number of charging stations by over 40% compared to normal levels [2] - In Gansu Province, new charging facilities were deployed along key highways, including 120 kW dual-gun fast charging stations capable of servicing 32 electric vehicles simultaneously [3] Group 3: Operational Strategies - Various provinces implemented tailored strategies for busy charging stations, including a "one area, one policy" approach in Sichuan to manage high-demand areas effectively [2] - Real-time updates on charging station statuses were communicated through various channels, including LED screens and broadcasts, to guide drivers to available charging options [3] Group 4: User Guidance - Drivers were advised to check the real-time status of charging stations via the "e路畅通" WeChat mini-program and to consider alternative service areas if charging queues were encountered [3]