In January 2025, China observed a significant expansion in its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, with the installation of 395,000 new charging piles, representing a 49.5% increase compared to the same month last year. Notably, the number of public charging piles soared by 222.5%, reaching 181,000 units, while private charging piles saw a more modest increase of 2.9%, amounting to 214,000 units. Consequently, the nationwide tally of EV charging infrastructure climbed to 13.213 million units, reflecting a 49.1% year-on-year jump. In the realm of public charging piles, there are currently 1.714 million direct current (DC) charging stations and 2.046 million alternating current (AC) charging stations. Regarding the leading operators, TELD stands at the forefront with 730,000 charging piles, followed by Star Charge with 642,000, YunKuaiChong with 598,000, Xiaoju Charging with 226,000, and Weijingyun with 207,000.