CINEVE 2026 analyzes charging infrastructure in Southeast Asia and Belt & Road nations. The report covers market potential, policy drivers, infrastructure gaps, and challenges, offering strategic guidance for businesses expanding in emerging EV markets.

At CINEVE 2026, China’s ultra-fast heavy truck charging stations demonstrate a new era in logistics electrification. Electric trucks can recharge from 10% to 90% in just 15 minutes, covering 200 km, while nationwide charging corridors expand to reduce downtime and improve operational efficiency.

Tuhu Car Care dominates China’s auto service chain market with 7,205 stores and rapid NEV user growth. Backed by strong logistics and heavy marketing investment, it continues to expand aggressively. However, franchise profitability delays, rising complaints, and escalating competition from JD, Tmall, and others reveal a tougher road ahead.

With over 3 million NEVs set to exit warranty by 2025, CATL, BYD, and Tuhu are accelerating into China’s post-warranty market. Each follows a unique strategy—technology-driven services, closed-loop ecosystems, and multi-brand platforms—to meet growing out-of-warranty demand.

CATL and JD have teamed up to revolutionize new energy vehicle battery repair by introducing advanced testing technology and reducing repair costs by 80%. This partnership tackles industry challenges, such as high costs and parts shortages, providing a more affordable and accessible solution for vehicle owners.

As the EV industry grows, charging stations are being redefined from basic energy supply points to integrated value hubs. Leading operators and automakers are leveraging multi-channel ecosystems, advanced technologies, and scenario-based solutions to optimize operations, enhance user experience, and expand globally.