
The challenges faced by the power replacement
station are the large capital investment needed in the
early stage, the constantly changing market matching
degree, the difficulty to unify the battery standard,
and the low market compatibility, it can only solve
most owners' charging demands. There will be less
room for small businesses and less enthusiasm for
research and development. Therefore, The
establishment of the power replacement station has
advantages and disadvantages, which should be
decided by combining with the actual development
situation of local electric vehicles.
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