China's dominance in the electric vehicle market is facing challenges due to limited charging infrastructure, leading to concerns and frustrations among consumers. The country is working on expanding its charging network to keep up with the rapid growth of EVs.
Key Points
China's EV market growth is outpacing the development of charging infrastructure
Consumers are facing 'energy-replenishing anxiety' due to limitations in charging facilities
Expanding charging network is crucial to support the increasing demand for EVs
Pros
China accounts for about 60% of global EV sales
Significant growth in 'new energy vehicles' market share
Expansion of EV charging infrastructure is a priority
Cons
Survey shows a percentage of EV owners in China considering fossil fuel-powered cars for their next purchase
Frustration among consumers due to limited charging infrastructure
Decrease in acceptance rate of new energy vehicles among Chinese consumers