Chennai: Integrated power company Tata Power has partnered with the Coimbatore municipal corporation to install 20 public electric vehicle charging stations in the textile city, the company said on Thursday. With the installation of 20 public EV chargers, the total number of EV charging stations set up by Tata Power in Tamil Nadu would increase to 116.
The four-wheeler charging stations would provide 24x7 charging facility along with maintenance support to electric vehicle owners in Coimbatore and neighbouring cities. "We are pleased to partner with Coimbatore Municipal Corporation which is the second largest corporation in Tamil Nadu to provide optimal EV charging solutions to all EV users in the city and nearby areas," Tata Power head-business development (EV charging) Virendra Goyal said in a statement.
"Through our association with Coimbatore Municipal Corporation and more such municipal bodies, we strive to make EV adoption in India feasible while making the EV charging stations easily accessible to users," he said.
The charging stations would be accessible through Tata Power EZ Charge mobile application which is equipped with locating a charging station, remote vehicle charging monitoring, and e-payments. Coimbatore Municipal Corporation Commissioner M Prathap said, "Our aim is to accelerate the adoption of EV vehicles in the state, and collaboration with Tata Power will provide a seamless charging experience to EV users in Coimbatore."
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