As traditional energy sources become increasingly scarce, new energy vehicles are gradually replacing gasoline-powered cars and gaining market share. Electric vehicles (EVs) replace internal combustion engines with electricity, achieving zero emissions during operation. While ensuring convenience in daily life, they also significantly reduce the burden of environmental pollution control. At the same time, the market for electric vehicle charging stations has also developed rapidly. In recent years, the number of charging stations installed across the country has continued to increase, surpassing 1 million units by 2021; driven by government policies, this figure has continued to grow steadily over the past two years. In May 2023, the Executive Meeting of the State Council reviewed and approved the “Opinions on Accelerating the Development of Advanced Manufacturing Clusters,” which called for accelerating the construction of charging infrastructure to better support the expansion of new energy vehicles into rural areas and the revitalization of the countryside.

Given the widespread distribution and large number of charging facilities, it is essential to provide services such as charging navigation, status inquiries, charging reservations, and payment processing to ensure a positive user experience and operational efficiency. To implement these services, charging facilities must be connected to a network and a smart charging service platform must be established to enable users to query and use the services, while also facilitating centralized management, monitoring, and data collection by administrators. For sites without wired communication capabilities, Hongke offers a range of antenna solutions suitable for electric vehicle charging stations, covering both single-component solutions and multifunctional combined antenna solutions.