Indian EV charging station manufacturer Exicom and charging network operator ChargeZone have announced a collaboration to develop and deploy more than 500 fast chargers across the country, aiming to strengthen India’s electric vehicle infrastructure.
Under the agreement, ChargeZone will utilize Exicom’s chargers at its upcoming charging hubs and public locations. Exicom will leverage its design-led manufacturing capabilities and proprietary software for remote charger management to enhance reliability and support high-power charging. This is expected to address range anxiety and promote EV adoption in India.
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“Our intent is to meaningfully contribute to India’s growing emphasis on sustainable EV charging solutions,” said Exicom CEO Anshuman Divyanshu. “This collaboration with ChargeZone will help us launch reliable and high-power charging solutions, including advanced battery and renewables-integrated systems, contributing to a greener mobility future.”
ChargeZone CEO Kartikey Haryani emphasized the importance of the partnership in scaling EV infrastructure: “We believe accessibility, community empowerment, and sustainable practices are critical enablers of driving EV adoption in India. With Exicom’s advanced solutions and our extensive network, we aim to contribute to this paradigm shift toward sustainability.”
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