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China has set a target of having 40% of vehicles sold in the country to be Electric by 2030, which essentially means that a lot more vehicles will need to be charged. The government expects to have enough charge points in place by 2025 to accommodate the needs of more than 20 million Electric Vehicles. Currently, more than 70% of China’s 800,000 public charging points are in densely populated coastal areas such as Guangdong and Shanghai. However, this is beginning to change. The National Development and Reform Commission and numerous other organisations released guidelines in January calling for charging stations to be installed in all counties and villages as part of the government’s “rural revitalization” drive.
