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A combined punch, not a patch
This National Day, localities used tech empowerment, station expansion and citizen services instead of last-minute piles. CCTV maps how the guarantee net was woven before the break, not scrambled during it when queues had already formed at the curb.
Data first, then capacity
The National Energy Administration counted nearly 3 million new-energy highway charges in the first three days. Sichuan expanded Beijing-Kunming corridor sites; Lianyungang upgraded G30 and G25 both directions to relieve the worst of the holiday pressure.
Eighty-eight truck stations
Shandong finished 88 high-power heavy-truck demonstration stations, 20 on expressways and 68 on highways, easing long-haul charging. Jinan's Changqing sized the grid ahead to keep power stable under the heavy load of freight.
Dongshang New Energy and Dongdian Huichong stress pre-holiday plans: inspect early, dispatch smartly, reserve capacity. Smart boards that show live status cut user anxiety and raise pile efficiency, and the push shows the focus shifting from whether chargers exist to whether they are enough and stable, with transparent status and precise navigation lowering anxiety while lifting utilization for communities too.