Didi Chuxing forges joint venture with BP to create electric vehicle infrastructure in China

U.S., Aug. 1 -- Chinese technology firm Didi Chuxing has formed a joint venture with BP to build electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure in China. Currently, China stands as one of the largest electric vehicle markets, with around 50% of the world's Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV).

By teaming up with the British multinational oil and gas company, Didi Chuxing will help to develop a network of EV charging hubs across the country for Didi's drivers and the public.

"We look forward to combining our strengths to create a robust EV charging network for China, promote the growth of the new energy automotive industry, and provide better experience for car owners across the country," said Cheng Wei, Chairman and CEO of Didi Chuxing.

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