Are there charging stations for electric vehicles?
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Electric multiple unit trains have charging outlets located on the walls at both ends of each second-class carriage and beneath the large luggage storage areas. Here is an introduction to electric multiple units: Electric Multiple Units: Electric multiple units, fully known as powered vehicles, refer to rail transit vehicles equipped with power devices, including two main categories: locomotives and powered carriages. Electric multiple units are equipped with driving wheels, while vehicles without driving devices are called trailers. For a train to operate normally on the tracks, it must have electric multiple units to provide sufficient traction for the entire train, but it may not necessarily include non-powered trailers. Types: There are two main categories of electric multiple units: one is single-section locomotives, which are solely responsible for vehicle traction and do not have transport functions; the other is powered carriages, which not only have traction capabilities but also transport functions, allowing them to carry passengers or goods on the vehicles.