New Delhi: Okaya EV is planning to collaborate with Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) to set up 2,550 electric vehicle chargers all over India. An investment of Rs 125 crores will make this collaboration see fruition.
362 chargers, out of the total planned, have already been installed in various states. Okaya EV Chargers said that this move comes as a measure to promote the EV infrastructure of the nation.
The installed chargers offer a wide variety of voltage options, both high and low, such as 3.3-kw and 7.4-kw chargers. Additionally, there are 30-kw wall-mounted CCS (combined charging system) 2 DC fast chargers and 60-kw CCS2 DC fast chargers, as confirmed by the company.
Anshul Gupta, Managing Director at Okaya EV Chargers, said, “This partnership aligns with our vision of creating a sustainable ecosystem for electric vehicles in India. Our advanced charging solutions will empower EV users with convenient and efficient charging options.”
The company announced that the joint investment for this initiative amounts to Rs 125 crore, highlighting the significant dedication of both partners to expedite the adoption of electric vehicles and aligning with the government’s drive for eco-friendly transportation.
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