Key points in this article
The technical baseline
Charge discharge safety passed pure validation. Clear talk speeds progress, and the focus is doing it economically and stably, not merely whether it can be done by a given deadline that nobody really owns.
Constraints and the local view
Cost, standard alignment, and coordination are real limits. Feedback loops drive improvement and face them honestly step by step. In Yantai we check demand density, then site basics, then location in an order that survives later inspection well.
How we land it locally
Prefer plans that coordinate with existing systems. Use long term data, stay patient with limits, and verify from small scenes before widening the safety work across more districts and more vehicle types over time as trust grows.
Set the charge discharge time points with the user's day in mind, not the engineer's. Clear talk keeps the plan alive. In Yantai we check demand, site, then location in that order, and we widen the work only after small scenes prove it, so the schedule fits the real rhythm of the lot.