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Traditional gas stations, leveraging their advantageous locations and mature operating systems, are rapidly transforming into "integrated energy service stations." While retaining their fuel business, they are adding high-power fast charging stations, battery swapping stations, and potentially offering hydrogen fueling, convenience stores, and car washes. Their core advantages lie in their geographical location and rapid replenishment capabilities, making them key nodes for meeting users' emergency charging and long-distance travel needs.
