电动自行车充电站项目覆盖更多地区
政府正在通过支持更多地区建设电动自行车充电与安全设施，加速推动地区经济增长。
旅游与酒店业部长 Louise Upston 表示，政府将支持另外5条骑行路线建设 42个新的电动自行车充电站。
⚡ 项目内容
这些设施不仅可为电动自行车充电，还可同时提供：
- 自行车安全锁定功能
- 多辆自行车同时停放与充电能力
该项目旨在：
- 提升骑行路线吸引力
- 增强游客与本地居民的使用便利
- 推动地区旅游发展
💰 投资金额
本轮投资金额为：
👉 250万纽币
资金来源为：
Electrifying the Great Rides Fund
📈 项目背景
此前在2025年6月，政府已宣布：
- 投资约 478,750纽币
- 用于10个电动自行车充电站
- 覆盖两条主要骑行路线：
- Hawke’s Bay Trails
- Remutaka Cycle Trail
🚴♀️ 经济影响
部长表示：
- 电动自行车使用在地区快速增长
- 骑行旅游正在成为重要经济推动力
官方数据显示：
👉 新西兰“Great Rides”骑行网络每年为地区经济贡献约
12.8亿纽币
🌄 本轮获资助路线
本次获得资金支持的5条路线包括：
- Little River Rail Trail（坎特伯雷）
- Hauraki Rail Trail（怀卡托）
- Great Taste Trail（纳尔逊-塔斯曼）
- Whakarewarewa Forest Loop（罗托鲁瓦）
- Great Lake Trail（陶波）
🌏 政策范围扩大
本轮计划扩大了申请资格范围，从原来的“Great Rides”扩展至：
- Heartland Routes（内陆地区路线）
- Connector Routes（连接型路线）
这些均属于：
Nga Haerenga New Zealand Cycle Trail
🧭 政策目标
政府表示该投资旨在实现：
1️⃣ 刺激地区经济发展
- 吸引更多游客进入地方城镇
2️⃣ 推动绿色交通
- 鼓励电动自行车使用
- 减少碳排放
3️⃣ 提升旅游基础设施
- 改善骑行体验
- 延长游客停留时间
The Government is turbo-charging economic growth in the regions by backing five more trails to install 42 new e-bike charging stations, says Tourism and Hospitality Minister Louise Upston.
“These stations, which charge and secure multiple bikes, are making our cycle trails more accessible and attractive, both for tourists and locals enjoying our fantastic cycling network,” Louise Upston says.
The $2.5 million investment comes from the Electrifying the Great Rides Fund and builds on the $478,750 announced in June 2025 for 10 charging stations on two Great Rides, the Hawke’s Bay Trails and the Remutaka Cycle Trail.
“E-biking is gaining real momentum in the regions, so it makes sense for the Government to invest in infrastructure supporting increased usage on the Great Rides, as well as on the wider network of rides. Great Rides deliver an economic boost of $1.28 billion to regional New Zealand.
“This round also saw expanded eligibility criteria, now including the Heartland and Connector Rides, part of the wider Ngā Haerenga, New Zealand Cycle Trail network.
“By broadening the criteria, we’re making rural and remote trails easier to access for visitors keen to explore more of our beautiful country.”
The trails having received funding in the latest round are:
Little River Rail Trail, Canterbury
Hauraki Rail Trail, Waikato
Great Taste Trail, Nelson Tasman
Whakarewarewa Forest Loop, Rotorua
Great Lake Trail, Tāupo
“We’re proud to support further investment in our cycle network and pleased to see more trails taking up the opportunity for Government funding,” Louise Upston says.
