According to statistics from TrendForce, by the end of 2024, the number of public charging piles worldwide is expected to grow at a rate of 30%, with a total of more than 5 million, of which China will account for nearly 70%, reaching 3.6 million. The distribution of charging stations is mainly concentrated in the Chinese, European and North American markets. In China, the number of public charging piles is the largest; while European governments have adopted various policies to promote the construction of charging infrastructure, and the United States has passed relevant bills to increase subsidies to promote the popularization of public charging piles.

With the rapid growth of the electric vehicle market, the demand for charging facilities is also rising. However, the problems facing current charging stations are becoming more and more obvious. The uneven distribution of charging piles often causes users to travel long distances to find charging facilities, increasing travel time. In addition, some countries have cancelled their subsidy policies for new energy vehicles, which has reduced consumers' confidence in new energy vehicles. At the same time, the construction cost of charging infrastructure is high and requires a lot of funds and resources, which also restricts the layout and popularization of electric vehicle charging piles.

In order to improve the user's charging experience, the emergence of smart charging piles has provided more convenience for the operation of charging stations. With the help of intelligent management systems, users can check the usage of charging piles in real time through mobile phone applications and make appointments for charging in advance, thus avoiding the trouble of waiting in line.

The rapid development of science and technology has also promoted the continuous advancement of charging technology. From traditional slow charging to fast charging, and then to today's ultra-fast charging, the increase in charging speed has significantly shortened the charging time. In addition, new technologies such as wireless charging and smart charging are also being explored, which is expected to further improve the convenience and safety of charging.

By solving the uneven distribution of charging facilities, reducing construction costs, and promoting the development of smart charging technology, new energy vehicles will be able to better overcome development obstacles and usher in a brighter future.