Core Insights - Haohan Energy has partnered with Australian charging operator EVIE to launch an electric vehicle charging map in Australia, enhancing the charging experience for local EV users, particularly ZEEKR users [1] - By December 2025, Haohan Energy plans to connect 350 stations and 1,282 charging guns in Australia [1] Company Overview - EVIE is the second-largest public fast-charging network in Australia, holding a 25% market share, and is expanding its partner network steadily [1] - The network operates on a self-built, self-owned, and self-operated model, utilizing 100% renewable energy for its infrastructure [1] Charging Network Details - The charging network focuses on interstate highways, with station spacing of only 150-200 kilometers [1] - It features Australia's only 100% direct current ultra-fast charging network, providing high-power charging stations with an average of 4-6 charging guns per station [1] - All charging stations support 350kW ultra-fast charging, allowing vehicles to gain 50-350 kilometers of range in just a few minutes, significantly improving charging efficiency for local users [1] Strategic Implications - The launch of the charging map not only enhances the charging experience for local EV users but also marks a significant step in Haohan Energy's global expansion strategy [1]