Lanzhou Automobile Accelerates Smart Rapid Charging Deployment

As of now, Lanzhou Automobile is accelerating its smart rapid charging station deployment. The company has already established 15 cities and 20 stations, including Wuhan, Shanghai, Hefei, Hangzhou, Changsha, Shenzhen, Suzhou, Foshan, Beijing, Dongguan, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Tianjin, Chongqing, Nanchang, with a planned total of over 200 stations by 2025.

In the charging field, Lanzhou Automobile is taking a lead through its milliwatt-level super-charging technology, which supports kV-high-pressure charging and high-charge current. This technology is considered crucial in assisting electric vehicles to achieve "second-level" charging.

Lanzhou Automobile unveiled its globally first milliwatt-level charging technology in September 2024, with its smart rapid charging station able to achieve a "one-second charging, one-point-seven-kilometer-long-distance-sustaining" super-charging speed. This system supports 200-1000V vehicle models and boasts a compatibility rate of 99.5%.

Two New Automated Charging Machines Shown in Latest Lanzhou Automobile Push

Lanzhou Automobile introduced its new high-speed automated charging machines in September 2024, showcasing their milliwatt-level super-charging technology and full-flow automated charging solutions.

In the demonstration station, the first machine is equipped with 7 degrees of freedom mechanical arms to assist door opening and sending/receiving lines work, with a 1mW level of charging power, maximum support for 1000V-1000A output and an automatic entire charging process**; the second machine is integrated with L4-level low-speed autonomous driving technology**, able to accurately identify vehicle locations and planned routes, allowing users only to park at designated areas before the machine performs the "positioning-charging-departure" complete task, completely eliminating user frustration in charging procedures such as “gun lines dirty reweighted”.

Additionally, Automated Charging Requires Standardization

Lanzhou Automobile has focused on establishing technical standards for the domestic area's automatic connection charging sector due to a lack of standard research. The company has completed an in-depth analysis of international standards like IEC 61851-23-1 and constructed a comparison database between China-Meet Europe technology routes; its automated charging leading projects are already fully operational.

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