Core Insights - The demand for electric vehicle charging surged during the holiday period, with the State Grid's smart vehicle networking platform reporting a record charging volume exceeding 10 million kilowatt-hours on the first day of the holiday, marking an 18% year-on-year increase [7]. Group 1: Charging Infrastructure Enhancements - Various localities implemented flexible measures to ensure smooth charging for electric vehicle owners, including the installation of temporary mobile charging stations and additional fast-charging points at service areas [1]. - In Zhejiang, the local power department doubled the number of operational staff to monitor and assist with the 20 charging stations, ensuring a better charging experience for vehicle owners [3]. - The power departments across regions increased the application of digital platforms to optimize charging station usage, such as a capacity assessment platform in Anhui that analyzes charging demand every 15 minutes [5]. Group 2: Strategic Resource Allocation - In Jiangsu, the power department relocated 40 underutilized charging stations to high-traffic areas and tourist attractions to facilitate quicker charging for vehicle owners during the holiday [8]. - The smart vehicle networking platform is capable of real-time monitoring of over 700 charging stations, allowing for immediate notifications to maintenance staff in case of charging failures [8]. Group 3: Notable Charging Stations - The highest number of charging sessions occurred at specific stations, including the liquid-cooled supercharging station at the Jian De service area on the Hangqian Expressway and the second phase of the charging station at Ouyang Hai service area in Chenzhou [10].