Tata Motors has partnered with Delta Electronics India and Thunderplus Solutions to establish 250 new fast-charging stations for its electric commercial vehicles (CVs) across India. These stations will be strategically located in and around over 50 cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Pune, and Kochi, significantly expanding the current network of 540 commercial vehicle charging points.

Under the partnership, Tata Motors will recommend optimal locations for the charging stations based on commercial EV movement. Delta Electronics will supply the hardware, while Thunderplus Solutions will handle installation and operation.

Currently, Tata Motors offers the Ace EV to meet various last-mile delivery needs, supported by over 150 EV service centres nationwide.

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