Delta Electronics installs DC fast-charger for EVs in Mumbai
Delta Electronics has installed a 15 kW DC fast-charger for electric vehicles in Mumbai, Mantralaya.
Delta Electronics India, a leading power and energy management company, has installed a 15 kW DC fast-charging station in Mumbai, Mantralaya.
The charging station was launched by Dr Harsh Vardhan, union minister for science and technology and earth sciences, government of India and Devendra Fadnavis, chief minister of Maharashtra.
Akshaye Barbuddhe, business head, EV Charging Solutions business, Delta Electronics India said “Our entire suite of solutions in EV Charging including the Bharat Chargers will complement the Indian e-mobility initiative providing a reliable technology."
"The DC fast charger station has the capacity of 15 kW and is based on the Bharat EV specifications standard. Our comprehensive portfolio of energy efficient advanced EV charging stations will offer solutions to all kind of e-buses, e-cars and commercial electric-vehicle (EV), including the newly launched e-cars such as Tata Tigor and Mahindra Verito. Once fully charged the car battery is able to sustain up to 100 to 120km. The chargers are ARAI certified and is designed and manufactured locally,” added Barbuddhe.
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