The number of charging stations in the UK has surpassed that of gas stations, is it really the high

Yes, the UK has a high prevalence of new energy vehicles because of its small population.

Yes, he is already more than fifty percent. Much higher than in China.

Yes, the UK has a particularly high coverage.

Yes, renewables are set to become mainstream in the future.

Relatively speaking, the popularity is relatively high.

The popularity in the UK is really high, China has not reached this level.

I feel that yes, new energy is very suitable for the trend.

If it is in line with the country's national conditions, it will inevitably get a rapid development.

This is the credit of Superman Lee, who has mastered part of the power grid in the UK.

Because the overall population and land area of the United Kingdom is much smaller than ours. The overall population of Britain is 66 million, which is much less than China's 1.4 billion people, and the land area is 240,000 square kilometers, which is far less than China. Therefore, the UK has a small population base, and it will be easier to promote new energy vehicles and build and improve charging stations for new energy vehicles.

A recently released set of figures shows that for the first time there are more EV charging stations in the UK than there are petrol stations: as of August this year, the number of EV charging stations in service in the UK was 9,199, while the number of petrol stations open in the country was 8,396.

Fuel vehicles from the era of horse-drawn carriages rely on gas stations everywhere, and similarly, the arrival of the electric era also requires the increasing improvement and popularization of charging piles. It is reported that the first petrol station in the UK has been open for about 100 years, and this petrol station is located in Aldermaston, Berkshire. The number of petrol stations in the UK peaked in 1970, when the number of petrol stations in the country reached 37,539.

In contrast, the number of EV charging stations is increasing at a rapid rate. In 2012, there were only 913 charging stations in the UK, but by 2018 this number had increased to 6,699, according to Autocar. Since the beginning of 2019, more than 2,000 new charging stations have been added in the UK.

In addition, there are more than 1,600 of all charging stations currently in operation in the UK that offer fast charging services. The above data was released by Nissan Motor in an investigation statement on August 15.

The UK has a small population base, and it will be easier to promote new energy vehicles and build and improve charging stations for new energy vehicles.

The first is because of the best support, and the second is because the electric new energy vehicle is suitable for the geological conditions of the UK and it is relatively environmentally friendly.

Because of ** support, and environmental awareness is better.

The penetration rate of new energy vehicles in the UK is very high.

Because of policy support, and the small population is relatively easy to popularize.

Their electric vehicles are developing well, and the penetration rate is good.

We should also consider that the area of the group and rivers and mountains in the United Kingdom is much smaller than that in China.

Because the population of the UK is not very large, and the area is not large.

Because the British are looking for enjoyment, so.

The UK's small customs base makes it doubly easy to implement charging stations for new powered vehicles and equip and complete new powered vehicles.

Each means of transportation has its own advantages and disadvantages, which makes a model if it conforms to the national conditions of the country, it will inevitably get a rapid development. For example, this is the case in the United Kingdom, where the land area is relatively small and the population is relatively small, which makes the infrastructure of new energy vehicles much easier in the United Kingdom, such as charging piles.

The penetration rate of new energy vehicles in the UK is indeed very high, but we also have to take into account that the overall population and land area of the UK are relatively small. The United Kingdom has a population of 66 million people and a land area of 240,000 square kilometers; China's land area has reached 9.6 million square kilometers. Therefore, the UK has a small population base, and it is easier to promote new energy vehicles and build and improve charging stations for new energy vehicles.

As the most populous country, China has done a very good job in the popularization of new energy vehicles. A series of subsidy measures, coupled with vigorous publicity, the number of new energy vehicles in China is also rising sharply, and the construction of charging stations is becoming more and more perfect. And many people are also responding to the call of the country, to achieve green travel to become a green car owner, with the development of time on the new energy vehicles will be solved many problems, charging piles and other infrastructure will gradually improve, at that time may new energy vehicles will really become the mainstream.

The penetration rate of new energy vehicles in the UK is indeed very high, but we must also take into account that the overall population and land area of the UK are much smaller than those of China. The United Kingdom has a population of 66 million people and a land area of 240,000 square kilometers; In contrast, China's population has reached 1.4 billion people, and the land area has reached 9.6 million square kilometers. Therefore, the UK has a small population base, and it will be easier to promote new energy vehicles and build and improve charging stations for new energy vehicles.

I think it may be because of the different countries, the British prefer new energy vehicles.

The number of electric vehicles in the UK has increased from 3,500 in 2016 to 210,000 today, and some analysts have pointed out that by 2020, the number of charging stations in the UK may even exceed that of petrol stations.

The main thing is that Britain is poor and can't afford oil and can only use electricity as much as possible to feed the people.

In contrast, China's population has reached 1.4 billion people, and the land area has reached 9.6 million square kilometers. Therefore, the population base of the UK is small.