Situated in Fengtai district, Beijing, the Muxiyuan supercharging station features four supercharging devices, each capable of delivering a maximum charging capacity of 240 kilowatts, 1,000 volts, epitomizing the concept of “15-minute charging, 400 kilometers traveling”.
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