Core Insights - The world's first 100MW heavy-duty truck supercharging station, built on Huawei's megawatt supercharging technology, has officially commenced operations in Beichuan, Sichuan, marking a significant advancement in the construction of high-quality charging infrastructure for electric heavy-duty trucks [1][4][10] Group 1: Infrastructure and Technology - The Sichuan Yuanqi Xingguang heavy-duty truck megawatt supercharging station is designed with a power capacity of 100MW, featuring 18 charging spots of 1.44MW and 108 spots of 600kW, capable of serving 700 electric heavy-duty trucks daily with a charging capacity exceeding 300,000 kWh [4][5] - The station integrates nearly 1MW of photovoltaic canopies and two 215kWh wind-liquid intelligent cooling energy storage units, producing approximately 5,000 kWh of green electricity daily, contributing to a reduction of 45,000 tons of carbon emissions annually [5][8] Group 2: Economic Benefits - The charging efficiency allows truck owners to save 1.5 yuan per kilometer, translating to an annual savings of 150,000 yuan, which could equate to the cost of one truck over three years [5][10] - The operational efficiency of the station is expected to increase by over 15% due to the significant enhancement in charging efficiency [5] Group 3: Industry Collaboration and Future Plans - The launch of the station signifies the maturity of the supercharging alliance 2.0, which includes supercharging technology providers, heavy-duty truck manufacturers, and charging operators, aimed at overcoming the bottlenecks in the logistics sector's transition to full electrification [7][15] - Huawei plans to continue collaborating with vehicle manufacturers, charging operators, and industry partners to define commercial vehicle supercharging standards and develop multi-scenario solutions, paving the way for a new era of all-electric logistics [15]