3C Mandate Reshapes Charging‑Pile Industry(August 27)
What Changes Will the Mandatory 3C Certification for Charging Piles Bring? A Reporter Investigation
Data from the National Energy Administration shows that as of the end of July, the total number of electric vehicle charging infrastructure in China reached 23.683 million, a year-on-year increase of 41.9%. Among them, private charging facilities account for 78%. Starting from August, the State Administration for Market Regulation has officially implemented mandatory product certification, known as 3C certification, for electric vehicle power supply equipment.
The new regulation follows the principle of “managing the new, not the old,” primarily targeting newly added and expanded equipment. Existing charging piles that were already in operation before August 1 may continue to be used. What changes will the new regulation bring? Let’s take a look at the reporter’s visits to enterprises.
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