In a bid to lay down the groundwork for their upcoming launch, Tork Motors, the Pune-based electric vehicle manufacturer, has installed their first unit of their EV fast-charging station at Cafe Peter’s Bund Garden Road outlet in Pune, Maharashtra.

The new EV charging station is in line with the government’s vision to ensure seamless and faster adoption of electric vehicles and is the first of many that the company plans to install in the coming years.

After Indian government adopted EV policy, the Indian electric vehicle industry saw start-up boom which contributed to the development of endless possibilities ranging from cars, sports bikes to E-bikes.

The newly launched, EcoStruxure for eMobility is aimed, among others, at fleet operators who need reliable and cost-effective charging solutions, auto manufacturers who want to foster EV adoption by giving their customers reliable access to charging facilities and utilities and charging point operators who also need to develop new business models that can accommodate EV growth.

After government’s adoption of EV policy, the Indian electric vehicles industry saw start-ups which have shown endless possibilities ranging from cars, sports bikes to E-bikes.

With a lot happening in India to take electric vehicles (EVs) into masses, many companies are leveraging the opportunity for EV charging.

Fortum India Pvt Ltd, a leading electric vehicle charging solution provider, started business of electric vehicles charging stations under brand, Fortum Charge & Drive.

A closer look at India’s electric vehicles (EV) ecosystem shows that the sector is poised for 25 per cent increase in hiring in the next two years.

Tata Power and Tata Motors announce their partnership to install 300 fast charging stations by the end of the FY20, across key five cities namely Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Bangalore and Hyderabad.