Tata Motors signs MoU with Delta Electronics and Thunderplus Solutions for fast- charging stations

Tata Motors, India’s largest commercial vehicle manufacturer, today announced that it is collaborating with Delta Electronics India and Thunderplus Solutions Pvt Ltd to expand charging infrastructure for its electric commercial vehicles by setting up 250 new fast charging stations across the country.

Strategically located in and around over 50 cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Pune, and Kochi among others, these new charging stations will significantly increase the existing network of 540 commercial vehicle charging points.

 

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E-commerce companies, and parcel & courier service providers, among other industries, are increasing the adoption of commercial EVs for last-mile deliveries to reduce their carbon footprint.

Based on the understanding of commercial EV movement, Tata Motors will recommend optimal locations and nearest dealerships for setting up these fast-charging stations. While Delta Electronics will supply the necessary hardware, Thunderplus Solutions will install and operate them.

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Tata Motors offers the Ace EV – India’s most advanced four-wheel e-cargo solution for last-mile deliveries. It is supported by over 150 Electric Vehicle Service Centres across the country and is equipped with an advanced battery management system, Fleet Edge telematics system and robust aggregates for best-in-class uptime.

Leveraging the immense capabilities of the Tata UniEVerse, the Ace EV benefits from collaborations with relevant Tata Group companies and partnerships with the country’s leading financiers to offer customers a holistic e-cargo mobility solution.

The Ace EV can be purchased at all Tata Motors commercial vehicle dealerships across the country.

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