“Not only can you charge your vehicle here, but you can also sell electricity back to the grid?”

On July 13, in front of an integrated charging and discharging unit next to the city’s first new energy vehicle (NEV) 8S flagship store, a crowd of visitors gathered around staff members to inquire about the novel concept of reverse power supply.

The future landscape of NEV service stations has long been a key focus of industry exploration. An integrated mobility ecosystem—featuring self-generated and self-consumed wind and solar energy, bidirectional vehicle charging/discharging, and one-stop integration for car purchasing, maintenance, and usage—is no longer a theoretical concept. It has now fully materialized in Yancheng, marking an industry first, a technological precedent, and a debut store for this new business model. On that day, the city's first NEV 8S flagship store and Future Transportation-Energy Integration Demonstration Station, joint venture by Jurui Yunkong and Genvict, was officially completed in the Dongdamen International Block of the Yancheng Economic and Technological Development Zone.

Spanning nearly 7,000 square meters, this brand-new complex centers on eight core services: smart mobility, strictly selected vehicle sourcing, professional guarantees, vehicle service butler, precision detailing and care, maintenance and repair, green energy, and high-efficiency charging and swapping. It integrates four major modules—an NEV 8S flagship store, a standardized service station, a smart mobility delivery center, and a transportation-energy integration demonstration station. Together, they create a new type of future energy hub that encompasses full life cycle automotive services and convenient public facilities, offering a fresh benchmark for service upgrades in the domestic new energy industry.