让假期出行“电力”更足

Core Insights - The demand for electric vehicle charging has significantly increased during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, with a notable rise in the number of electric vehicles on highways [1][2][3] Group 1: Industry Response - The Ministry of Transport has implemented measures to guide electric vehicles to charging stations, optimize charging times, and increase mobile emergency charging facilities to ensure sufficient power for holiday travelers [1] - Hubei Province has added 219 mobile charging devices and approximately 2,100 service personnel, enhancing the total number of charging stations by over 40% to accommodate a 60% increase in charging demand [2] - In Gansu Province, new charging facilities have been deployed along key highways to meet the rising demand from long-distance travelers, with specific service areas equipped to charge multiple vehicles simultaneously [3] Group 2: Infrastructure Development - Hubei's service areas have completed upgrades to 173 charging piles, focusing on high-demand locations, and established a service guarantee system combining fixed and mobile charging facilities [2] - Hunan Province has opened 187.5 service areas with a total of 1,308 charging piles and 2,379 charging spots, ensuring comprehensive coverage of charging facilities for holiday travelers [3] - The Sichuan Province has implemented a "123 operation mode" for maintenance and real-time updates on charging station statuses to manage peak demand effectively [2][3]