Chinese network of EV charging stations
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Teld is a Chinese network of EV charging stations.
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Teld announces planned capital increase with strategic investors[2]
Teld announced that it planned to raise about RMB 300 million through a capital increase, with 10 strategic investors expected to subscribe for newly issued shares. The article names GLP, State Power Investment Corporation, China Three Gorges Corporation and EVE Energy among the investors.
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Teld announces charging safety protection plan and burn-car coverage service[3]
Teld announced a charging safety protection plan offering electric-vehicle users charging safety protection and alerts, along with a service under which Teld would cover users' final losses if a vehicle caught fire while charging at a Teld station. The coverage was stated to apply from July 1 to cars that regularly charge on the Teld charging network.
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Teld received three management-system certifications from TÜV SÜD[4]
Teld received ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 45001:2018 management-system certification certificates from TÜV SÜD on July 23, 2020.
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Companies selected for KPMG China automotive technology ranking[5]
KPMG published its third China leading automotive technology companies list, which included Byton, Chehaoduo, Teld, and Nengchain Group.
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Xpeng and TELD announce charging infrastructure partnership[6]
Xpeng Motors announced a partnership with TELD to jointly build supercharger stations across China. Under the arrangement, Xpeng owners would gain access to more than 50,000 TELD charging piles in 183 Chinese cities through Xpeng’s app or in-vehicle platform. The article also reports that their first jointly built station began operating in Qingdao in late September.
XPeng and TELD launch their first jointly built flagship charging station[7]
XPeng Motors and TELD put their first jointly built flagship charging station into operation in Qingdao. Their cooperation also includes building charging networks, connecting charging and payment data, and applying TELD's two-layer charging-network security technology to XPeng vehicles.
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