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Tata Power to develop EV charging infrastructure across MMR

Tata Power has already deployed over 1300 EV charging points across different cities under the EZ Charge brand

Mumbai: To support the Maharashtra government’s initiative for clean and sustainable mobility solutions, Tata Power will set up 28 EZ charging points for electric vehicles in collaboration with Rustomjee Groups in all its residential and commercial projects in Mumbai.

Tata Power has collaborated with Rustomjee Group to provide end-to-end EV charging solutions across all its residential and commercial projects in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), said the statement.

Under this collaboration, Tata Power will install dedicated charging infrastructure for residents of Rustomjee in Mumbai, MMR.

EV owners will have access to a 24×7 charging facility along with maintenance support. Customers can connect through the Tata Power EZ Charge mobile application for all services, including remote vehicle charging monitoring and e-payments.

Talking about the collaboration, Sandeep Bangia, Head-EV, Tata Power, said, “We are happy to partner with Rustomjee Group and feel our collaboration will hasten the transition to EV adoption in Mumbai. It’s a step towards decarbonizing the transportation sector and making EVs more mainstream. “

The partnership will enable Rustomjee residents access to a uniform and ubiquitous EV charging experience.

These customized EV charging solutions form the infrastructure backbone for a growing EV ecosystem and provide customers access to energy-efficient options with ease.

The company, through its Tata Power EZ Charge offering, has already set up over 100 EV charging points in Mumbai and over 1300 charging points across the country, the company said.

Haroon Siddiqui, Vice-President – Corporate Head, MEP, Rustomjee Group, said, “At Rustomjee, we are always looking at working towards building a sustainable society for all of us to co-exist in. This collaboration is yet another step in that direction.

We are happy to collaborate with Tata Power and work towards co-creating a better future for all of us. This association is a small step towards the larger goal of a carbon-free tomorrow. ” He added

Tata Power has been rapidly setting up EV charging infrastructure across the country, helping India adopt environment-friendly mobility.

The company already has a partnership with Apollo Tyres, HPCL, TVS Motors, am Stays & Trails, and others to set up and enhance the EV charging infrastructure. 

The company has deployed over 1300 EV charging points across different cities under the EZ Charge brand, along with a digital platform to facilitate an easy and smooth customer experience. 

With vehicular emissions being a growing source of pollution in Maharashtra, the government recently announced its plans to aggressively develop EV charging infrastructure in the state.

“This partnership will certainly play a major role in fulfilling the government’s agenda of decarbonizing transportation in the state.” It said

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