On October 8, reports indicated a continued surge in the number of new energy vehicles, with a growing preference for eco-friendly travel during holiday periods. The National Energy Administration has been actively guiding local authorities to refine their charging support strategies. This involves leveraging information platforms to enhance monitoring and emergency response capabilities, ensuring the charging needs of the burgeoning number of new energy vehicles traveling during the National Day holiday are met. According to data from the national charging infrastructure monitoring service platform, from October 1 to 7, the total charging frequency for new energy vehicles on China's highways soared to 6.711 million instances, with a cumulative charging volume of 163 million kilowatt-hours. The average daily charging volume stood at 23.2566 million kilowatt-hours, marking a significant year-on-year increase of 51.42%.