Overall, since 2018, a total of one lakh EV chargers have been set up at different locations across the country, along with over 1,100 chargers for electric buses in the last five years
Tata Power said it has set up 50,000 home chargers for electric vehicles pan-India besides over 500 charging points for electric buses across metropolitan cities in the country since April last year, strengthening electric vehicle charging infrastructure in the country and helping faster adoption of e-mobility.
Overall, since 2018, a total of one lakh EV chargers have been set up at different locations across the country, along with over 1,100 chargers for electric buses in the last five years, it said.
These one-lakh chargers are present across remote corners of the country and are enabling e-mobility adoption through a seamless and reliable charging experience for its customers at the convenience of their homes.
Tata Power's focus on strengthening EV charging infrastructure in the country through public, semi-public, and home chargers underscores its commitment to environmental responsibility, propelling India's transition to a cleaner transportation future, it stated.
The company said it has a growing network of over 5,600 Radio Frequency Identification enabled over 5570 public and captive charge points, strategically located across malls, hotels, hospitals, offices, residential societies, and highways, among others, which are centrally monitored by an advanced Network Operations Centre (NOC) in Mumbai.