As the new energy vehicle market continues to boom, consumer demand for charging infrastructure is also on the rise. To meet this demand, both the government and enterprises are accelerating the construction and upgrading of charging facilities.

On one hand, the government has introduced a series of policies to encourage the multi-scenario development of charging facilities and has increased planning and investment in rural area charging facilities. Data shows that in January of this year, the increase in national charging infrastructure was nearly 400,000 units, with a cumulative total exceeding 13 million units, demonstrating the government's determination and effectiveness in promoting the construction of charging facilities.

On the other hand, enterprises have responded positively, not only speeding up the layout and upgrading of charging stations but also improving charging efficiency and service quality through technological innovation. The close cooperation between the government and enterprises is gradually building a widespread, convenient, and efficient charging network, providing strong support for the popularization and development of new energy vehicles.

Data from Tianyancha Professional Edition shows that as of now, there are approximately 711,000 existing and active electric vehicle charging pile-related enterprises in China. Among them, about 26,000 new related enterprises were registered in 2025 so far. Looking at the trend in the number of enterprise registrations over the past five years, the number of registrations for charging pile-related enterprises has shown a significant yearly growth, peaking in 2024 with more than 174,000 new registrations.

In terms of regional distribution, Guangdong Province, Jiangsu Province, Shandong Province, Henan Province, and Zhejiang Province lead in the number of charging pile-related enterprises, with numbers exceeding 83,000, 56,000, 48,000, 47,000, and 36,000, respectively.

In addition, according to Tianyancha's Tianyan Risk and Deep Risk analysis, about 4.19% of charging pile-related enterprises are involved in legal cases.