Gasgoo Munich-BYD officially opened its 2,000th high-speed flash charging station at the Baoying service area in Yangzhou, Jiangsu, on September 24 — beating its annual construction target ahead of schedule. Located at a critical refueling node on the Beijing-Shanghai Expressway, the new site marks the completion of full flash charging coverage along the entire route.Image source: BYDTo date, BYD's high-speed flash charging network spans 278 highways, including national routes, provincial roads, and metropolitan ring roads. The automaker has achieved full flash charging coverage across 22 major trunk lines, such as the Beijing-Shanghai, Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao, Shenyang–Haikou and Lianyungang–Khorgos expressways. As of September 24, BYD has brought 11,586 flash charging stations online, reaching 341 cities nationwide. This creates a strategic layout that links major expressway arteries with high-density coverage in urban centers.On the efficiency front, BYD’s flash charging technology promises a charging experience where users can "charge enough in five minutes, fully charge in nine, and add just three minutes even at -30°C." Regarding safety, the second-generation Blade Battery has passed bottom impact tests at 10 times the new national standard and thermal diffusion verification at four times the standard, while also enduring extreme testing after 500 flash charge cycles. BYD has also upgraded its warranty policy for the second-gen Blade Battery, introducing a lifetime warranty for cells and boosting the overall capacity retention rate by 2.5% to further bolster user safety and experience.Looking ahead, BYD aims to complete the construction of 20,000 flash charging stations across China by the end of 2026. Beyond the domestic market, the company is steadily advancing its global rollout, with plans to build 6,000 stations overseas — extending its charging footprint from local roads to international markets.