The 10th exchange power station in Europe will be launched in the Netherlands, and 120 will be installed by the end of 2023.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the clue delivery that you can change your name again! CTOnews.com news on December 30, Weilai announced that the 10th European power station was officially launched in the Netherlands.

This is also the third exchange power station in the Netherlands, located in the Hogenhoorn 1 parking lot in the southern Dutch town of Denholen, close to the A4 highway to the Hague, providing convenient energy for local and users commuting between the capital Amsterdam and the second largest city, Rotterdam.

Since January 19, 2022, Norway's first switching station has been officially launched, and we have officially begun to lay out a rechargeable network in Europe. On September 16, the first exchange station at the European plant of Xilai Energy was shipped to Germany, and began to accelerate the layout of recharging facilities in Europe, successively deployed in Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands.

CTOnews.com learned that as of today, Xilai has launched a total of 10 replacement power stations in Europe, and plans to deploy a total of 120 exchange power stations by the end of 2023.