https://chargedevs.com/newswire/massive-beijing-charging-station-can-charge-30-e-buses-at-up-to-360-kw/
EV bus charging in Xiaoying Charging Complex (PRNewsFoto/Microvast)
China is now the capital of big things, especially when it comes to EVs. China State Grid has opened the world’s largest ultra-fast EV charging station in Beijing. The 26,500-square-meter charging complex at Xiaoying Terminal has 25 360 kW chargers and five 90 kW chargers, and can charge 30 electric transit buses at a time.
Xiaoying Terminal originally supported a natural gas hybrid bus fleet. At least 10 city bus routes have now converted to battery-electric buses. For example, route 13 is using Foton buses with battery technology from Microvast (featured in Charged Issue 4). Recharging takes 10-15 minutes, and takes place 2-3 times per day, during driver breaks, with several route loops between each charge.
There are already plans for the facility to be expanded as more bus routes convert to EVs.