It is reported that the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, and the Ministry of Commerce will carry out the "New Energy Vehicles Going to the Countryside" campaign. It is reported that the "New Energy Vehicles Going to the Countryside" campaign will be implemented from July to December this year. The three departments have entrusted the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers to organize it. During the campaign, local governments will release relevant policies to support new energy vehicles going to the countryside, and participating automobile companies will release models and preferential measures. Currently, multiple companies and models have participated in the event.

Carrying out the campaign of promoting new energy vehicles to rural areas and assisting in the construction of beautiful countryside is obviously a new measure that benefits farmers and the people. However, it must be acknowledged that the difficulty of charging new energy vehicles and the lack of charging facilities such as charging stations are becoming obstacles to people's purchase of electric vehicles during the development process. The key to bringing new energy vehicles to rural areas is to also bring charging stations to rural areas. 1、 The construction of rural charging facility networks requires support from local governments, which can be facilitated through financial subsidies and policy optimization to help enterprises build charging stations. 2、 Through market-oriented operation, establish professional charging service institutions in rural areas, responsible for installation, operation, and maintenance, implement large-scale, standardized, and specialized operation management, provide precise positioning, mobile payment, and other services, and improve user experience. 3、 By driving complementary projects, leading crowdfunding projects for electric pile construction or installing individual household charging piles to households, more charging piles will be built in rural areas to make charging of new energy vehicles more convenient.