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What will be the primary source of funding for the charging network by end of 2025?
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Primarily Xpeng • 25%
Primarily Volkswagen • 25%
Jointly funded • 25%
External investors • 25%
Financial reports from Xpeng Motors or Volkswagen Group China, official announcements
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Xpeng and Volkswagen to Build 20,000 Charging Piles Across 420 Cities in Super-Fast Network in China
Jan 6, 2025, 02:50 AM
Xpeng Motors and Volkswagen Group China have announced a partnership to jointly develop one of the largest super-fast charging networks in China. The collaboration will see the installation of over 20,000 charging piles across 420 cities, providing enhanced charging options for customers of both companies. This non-binding agreement marks a significant step in the electric vehicle infrastructure in China, aiming to boost the adoption of electric vehicles by improving charging accessibility.
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