Shell and BYD have officially opened the world's largest electric vehicle charging station in Shenzhen.

Thanks to the CTOnews.com netizen Mr. Air, xzisaac for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, September 19 (Xinhua)-- Shell's largest electric vehicle charging station in the world was officially opened in Shenzhen today, with Shenzhen Shell BYD Electric vehicle Investment Co., Ltd. (CTOnews.com note: joint venture) responsible for the construction and operation of charging facilities in China.

According to reports, the charging station is 2.5 kilometers away from the terminal of Shenzhen Airport and is equipped with 258 public fast charging terminals. More than 3300 electric vehicles can be recharged every day. The solar photovoltaic panels laid on the roof of the station generate up to 300,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity a year, all of which will be used to charge customers' vehicles.

In addition to charging, the station also provides customers with Shell preferred convenience retail, Shell coffee, catering, vending machines and lounges.

In addition, the Shell Panlong "Ten-in-one" integrated energy station, which recently opened in Wuhan, also provides users with more than a dozen travel products and services, such as gasoline and diesel, electric vehicle charging, hydrogenation, convenience stores, car washing facilities, restaurants, drivers' lounges and so on.

According to reports, the station also supplies customers with Shell Super Speed Wipeng fuel (Shell V-Power Racing), which is newly listed in China recently, which can increase vehicle power by up to 6.25% and accelerate by up to 5.36% compared with the mainstream fuel with octane number 92.