China’s EV Charging Points Reach 24.78 Million

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China's EV charging infrastructure reached 24.777 million guns by end-September 2026, representing a 37.2% year-on-year increase per National Energy Administration data.
Public chargers totaled 5.207 million units, up 16.3%, with combined rated power of 266 million kilowatts and average 51.10 kilowatts per gun.
Private chargers hit 19.570 million, surging 44.0%, with installed capacity of 167 million kilovolt-amperes, outpacing public charger growth.
Data from the national charging-facility monitoring platform confirms continued rapid expansion of China's EV charging network across both public and private segments.

NextFin News — China’s electric-vehicle charging infrastructure totaled 24.777 million guns by the end of September 2026, up 37.2% year on year, according to data released by the National Energy Administration.

Public chargers numbered 5.207 million, rising 16.3%, with a combined rated power of 266 million kilowatts and an average of about 51.10 kilowatts per gun. Private chargers reached 19.570 million, up 44.0%, with installed capacity of 167 million kilovolt-amperes.

The figures come from the national charging-facility monitoring service platform and continue the rapid expansion of China’s EV charging network.

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