With the rapid development of the new energy vehicle market, its ownership continues to grow, and it has become a force that cannot be ignored in the automobile market. According to Li Chao, spokesperson of the National Development and Reform Commission, at a press conference on June 18, by the end of 2023, the national new energy vehicle ownership will exceed 20 million, of which pure electric vehicles account for more than 76%. This figure not only demonstrates the popularity of new energy vehicles, but also indicates the huge demand for future charging infrastructure construction.

Faced with the rapid growth of new energy vehicle ownership, many companies have targeted the shared charging market. This market not only solves the problem of difficult and slow charging for new energy vehicle users, but also provides companies with new business models and growth points.

The rise of the shared charging model is due to its unique advantages. First, shared charging can greatly improve the utilization rate of charging facilities and avoid the problem of low utilization rate of personal charging facilities. Secondly, shared charging facilities use standardized interfaces to improve the compatibility of charging facilities, so that new energy vehicles of different brands and models can be used conveniently. In addition, the shared charging model can also improve the service experience and meet the diverse needs of users with the help of professional team management.

Many companies have seen the huge potential of the shared charging market and have accelerated technology research and development and facility construction. Taking GCL Energy as an example, the company's "full-stack self-developed photovoltaic storage and charging + virtual power plant" solution has been deployed in areas where electric vehicles are concentrated, such as highways, transportation hubs, and urban centers, as well as areas where small electric vehicles are concentrated, such as communities and industrial parks. This solution not only provides convenient charging services, but also provides small and micro enterprises with the opportunity to participate in the shared charging business by connecting to other charging ports.

In addition, the rapid development of new energy vehicles has also provided new opportunities for the stability of the power grid. New energy vehicles can not only be charged through shared charging facilities, but also feed back electricity to the power grid through vehicle-to-grid technology (V2G), which plays a role in stabilizing the power grid. The application of this technology not only helps to achieve the two-way flow of energy, but also provides a broader space for the future development of new energy vehicles.

The rise of the shared charging market not only provides more convenient and efficient charging services for new energy vehicle users, but also provides companies with new business models and growth points. In the future, with the continuous growth of new energy vehicle ownership and the continuous advancement of technology, the shared charging market will usher in a broader development space.