In the blink of an eye, new energy vehicles have transformed from uncommon experimental products to "street cars" shuttling through the streets and alleys, even being the choice of some users. In addition to policy promotion, the rapid updating and iteration of products and technologies are also important reasons. The army of electric vehicles with environmental protection and intelligence as their selling points is constantly meeting the needs of users through the wave of "new modernization" of automobiles.        If technological innovation makes it possible for cars to evolve into "new species", will charging stations completely transform into new species in terms of infrastructure compared to traditional gas stations that have remained unchanged for decades—— I think there is this potential.        The development of technological routes such as charging, solar power generation, energy storage batteries, and the combination of charging and swapping has provided countless evolutionary possibilities for this "hero" standing behind electric vehicles.        Nowadays, technological updates are no longer measured by age, but by years or even half a year. As an important supporting facility for new energy vehicles, charging stations are not outdated. In the future, electricity may even be the mainstay, rather than cars. As for what form it can evolve into, we still don't know. Perhaps, with the development of various technologies,         owning a private charging station for everyone will no longer be a dream.        Shanghai has been focusing on the new energy charging pile industry for many years and has accumulated rich research and development experience; d. Design and produce new energy charging piles, electric vehicle charging piles, fire emergency, EPS centralized control systems, EPS power cabinets and other products.        Shenzhen Huahongtimes Technology Co., Ltd.: Born for power transformation and jointly building a digital energy ecosystem. Huahong Era's main products include electric vehicle charging stations, electric energy storage systems, optical storage systems, charging power modules, battery systems, and digital energy management and service platforms.