I noticed that during the livestream, there were several stops at service areas to rest. Was the vehicle being charged?

Question

During the Beijing-Shanghai range livestream, the vehicle was charged only once at the Linshu service area in Shandong; the other stops were for personnel rest and equipment adjustments.

Accepted Answer

Aside from charging at the Linshu service area in Shandong, the other stops at the Binzhou and Dongtai service areas were just for brief rest and adjustments, with no charging taking place.
This livestream from Beijing to Shanghai took a total of 13 hours and 10 minutes, divided into 4 segments with a total of 3 stops at highway service areas. Two of these stops were primarily to prevent driver fatigue by switching drivers, as well as to charge the livestreaming equipment and replace devices, ensuring the stable and safe execution of the full livestream.

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