Are there charging stations along the way when driving an electric car to Chongqing?

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LeilaniLynn
07/25/25 10:37am
There are charging stations along the way when driving an electric car to Chongqing, generally available in highway service areas. As the energy replenishment device for electric vehicles, the charging performance of these stations affects the battery pack's lifespan and charging time. Unlock the vehicle to open the charging socket: Set the power gear to OFF, unlock the vehicle, and open the cover and protective cap of the AC charging socket. Start charging: Connect the charging plug from the charging station to the vehicle's socket, follow the instructions on the charging device to start charging. Illuminate the charging connection indicator: The combination instrument panel will light up the charging connection indicator and display the charging screen. Complete charging: End the charging process by unlocking the vehicle, adjusting the charging device settings, or when the battery is fully charged.
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JosiahRose
08/11/25 7:46pm
As someone who frequently drives electric vehicles on long-distance trips, I recently drove from Guiyang to Chongqing via the highway, and charging along the way was no issue at all. Highway service areas basically have charging stations every 50 to 100 kilometers. For example, the service areas along the Shanghai-Kunming Expressway and Chongqing-Hunan Expressway are fully equipped. I used Baidu Maps to check charging stations in real-time, stopped twice to charge, and each session took just 30 minutes—perfect for a coffee break. Range anxiety is outdated now. Even mountainous areas around Chongqing have facilities. I recommend downloading the e-Charging App to plan your route in advance. The charging network is developing rapidly, and as long as you avoid remote sections, it’s very convenient. Just remember to check for app updates to ensure the charging stations are available, ensuring a smooth and stress-free journey.
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