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      Home » Tamil Nadu’s City Plans to Set Up EV Charging Points

      Tamil Nadu’s City Plans to Set Up EV Charging Points

      Aishwarya SaxenaBy Aishwarya SaxenaDecember 13, 2022 Charging Stations 2 Mins Read
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      Stepping up their game in electric mobility adoption, Tiruchy Corporation has been planning to install e-vehicle charging points at public spots in the city.

      charging points Senior officials indicate Saravanan Road to play host to the first of such facilitates next year.

      A senior corporation official said, “The project is in its initial stages and the first charging point will be installed on the road in front of Ayyapan temple.

      Whether it suits two-wheelers or four-wheelers and its charging features would be finalized after estimating the project cost.” As fuel price is on soar at Rs 100 and above, several residents sought an alternative to electric vehicles, predominantly e-bikes.

      The initiative by the corporation to install charging points, as spoken by e-vehicle dealers, encourages residents to invest in e-bikes. “At present, the city trails behind other cities, including Bengaluru, in terms of sufficient e-vehicle charging points.

      In Tiruchy, we have a charging facility for four-wheelers at the Indian Oil bunk. Such facilities should be extended across the city,” said S Ganesh, an e-vehicle dealer in the city. Senior officials said the number of installations depends on response assessment.

      Many residents said the corporation should give more priority to such projects.

      “Currently, several residents are using electric bikes. Therefore, they can consider providing more charging points for e-bikes in the first stage. Even if the corporation collects a fee for such facilities, it is a great help for many who shifted to electric vehicles due to soaring fuel prices,” said Sethilkumar TS, a resident of Thennur and an e-bike user.

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